And in the End You Have a Refuge

About this book

Can love be the ailment and the remedy at once? In an alley of Cairo fragrant with jasmine mingled with old memories, the paths of souls wearied by running after mirages intersect. "And in the End You Have a Refuge" is no mere novel about passion, but an exploratory journey into the labyrinths of loss, second chances, and the serenity coming after the storm. The story begins with a sad love letter from 1996, written by Zahra with the tears of parting to leave Monem alone with the silent flowers of his shop. And after twenty-nine years, Zahra returns to set foot in the alley anew, laden with the burdens of the past and the features of her son Laith, now a young man, so that Monem finds himself face to face with the old promise and the merciless time. And in another corner of this tangled world, we find Zeidan, the doctor carrying the scars of his divorce and fighting the sincere feelings of Malath, that girl who dedicated her heart to him since childhood and kept watching his specter behind the flower shop's glass. While Asma tries.