Labradorite: The Land of Truth

About this book

Between the darkness of deceit and the light of certainty, a thin thread is spun by fate, seen only by those who tasted the fall from the highest peaks of trust. In the novel "Labradorite," Marwa Ibrahim takes us on a wondrous emotional and fantastical journey, launching from an antique mirror in the seventies, to open a temporal and spatial gate toward "the Land of Truth"; that parallel world where no one dares wear a mask. The story begins with Adel confronting his ugly reflection behind the mirror's glass, then the decades pass and destinies intertwine with Aliaa, the brave trainer nicknamed "the Butterfly," who finds herself with her companions facing a world ruled by magic, witches, and deceived kings. "The Land of Truth" is no mere place, but a harsh test of human mettle; where inner flaws turn into outward forms, and where every liar faces his naked truth he long tried to flee. The novel's tone progresses from the mystery of gruesome beginnings to the inspiration of.