A Love Dripping Blood

About this book

A struggle between memory and hell. Can death put an end to a love turned curse? In the novel 'A Love Dripping Blood,' author Amal Samah takes us into the worlds of Reem, the doctor who thinks she survived a painful past, to discover that escaping death is far easier than escaping the specter of 'Arian.' The tale begins with deceptive calm, as Reem tries to mend the shards of her heart ten years after Arian's departure. But fate—or perhaps something darker—decides that promises written in blood are not erased by time. 'I will return at six o'clock' was no mere phrase written in old handwriting on wet bathroom glass but a siren announcing the beginning of collapse. And with the clock's six chimes, time freezes, and the ghosts awake from their slumber to announce that death was not an end but merely the beginning of a more savage phase of possession. The novel weaves, in a refined literary style, threads of psychological horror mingled with gushing emotion, where truth intertwines with delirium, and the shadow becomes a companion sinking its fangs.