Nostalgia

About this book

Between a cold laboratory's walls and colder memories, stands Dr. Abdel-Rahman, the man who thought science could cure everything, until he found himself face to face with the truth that "passion" is no mere word taught in lectures, but the fuel which if extinguished, life turns into a mere series of repeating days and silent regret. The tale begins with a loss that does not weep, and a shock that froze the tears, leading our hero to discover a strange antidote; a chemical substance transcending logic's bounds to grant him a chance no human dared wish: returning to correct the past's mistakes. But is regret mere wrong decisions erasable with a dose of medicine? Or is it a beast dwelling the soul, never leaving it even if time changes? The novel "Nostalgia" is no mere time-travel journey or social drama, but a precise dissection of the human psyche at its utmost weakness and fracture moments. Tangled in it are lost-love threads between Khaled and Layla, Omar's struggles with despair, and Rahaf's search for places.