Thus Sinbad Was Killed

About this book

Who would think that Sinbad, who crossed seven seas and defeated ocean monsters, would be killed at the hands of an ordinary girl on a harbor pier? Thus Sinbad Was Killed is not just a seafaring adventure story, but a journey into the depths of the human psyche where the curtain is lifted on the fragility of legends before the power of betrayal and lost love. The novel begins with an unexpected ending, where Sinbad breathes his last, and the pages take us back to the beginning, when Sinbad was a sailor whom death did not frighten. Sinbad owned everything: a ship that knew no defeat, a loyal crew, and courage the world had never seen. But after crossing the ocean to its end, his heart finally found anchor in his love for Princess Marina. And as he prepared to ask for her hand in marriage, thinking his new life would begin on land, there were those weaving plots in the shadows. The book reveals a struggle between the forces of darkness seeking to bring down Sinbad, led by Hadath and Iris who plan their revenge. Hadath uses Princess Calista as bait to seduce Sinbad and remove him from their path. On a journey full of deception.