My Beloved, I Hate You

About this book

This emotionally intense novel follows a relationship altered by disappointment, frustration, and conflicting loyalties. The protagonist remains caught between powerful affection and the anger created by accumulated hurt, discovering how love may feel like refuge and torment at once. Through recognisable characters and intimate conflict, Samir Abdel Mohsen examines the psychological complexity of attachment and the point at which pain can lead either to change or collapse.