The Sun's Frost

About this book

In hunger's merciless darkness, and while locust swarms devoured what remained of life in a forgotten Moroccan village, began the journey of "Issa Ati Allah." Issa was no mere man battling drought, but a symbol of an entire generation born in famine's time, walking heart-bare over destiny's thorns. The novel "The Sun's Frost" is no mere narration of a family tragedy, but a human epic tracing scattered destinies' threads between continents. From a father resisting fracture carrying water jars on his back to feed his little ones, to "Umm El-Kheir" finding herself guardian of loss tales in Canada's snow lands, reaching Zeinab; that girl who moved from poverty's lap to luxury houses, before her life turned upside down to find herself behind life-imprisonment bars, on a bitter search for missing justice and vengeance soothing the past's wounds. Between this work's lines, cardamom-spiced Arabic coffee's fragrance mingles with "Quebec" shores' chill. It is a tale of identity and searching for.