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About this book

On October 15, a youth movement of collective suicide erupts from Nuweiba and Dahab in the east to Matrouh and the oases in the west. It is not a conventional uprising but the final declaration of a generation exhausted by failure, manipulation, and the silence of its elders. Behind the alarming headlines, a devastated father begins a desperate search for his son. Somaya Al-Alfi turns a national nightmare into an intimate psychological novel about generational rupture, parental blindness, responsibility, and the cost of not listening in time.