In the veins of her hand, jasmine grows:
A very difficult life is lived by (Mahra), who was forced by circumstances to live in the house of her mother, who is married to another man, after the death of her father. Feelings of fatherhood begin to overwhelm her with the relationship between her stepfather and her brothers, until (Mahra) meets the knight of her life (Hareb) and lives with him in a state of love. The sincere and pure one, so that she believes that the world is smiling at her after she saw in him the main compensation for the feeling of deprivation that she suffered in her life. She is soon shocked to discover that he is married and separated from his wife and with whom he has two children. Mahra enters into a whirlpool of conflict between her mind and her heart. Should she turn? to :
- What her heart beats with in terms of love, adoration, and feelings of love with (he fought and living with him).
Or her mind controls her sense of the horror of what will happen to his two children as a result of her relationship with their father and causes them to feel the deprivation that she suffered from in her life.
Dear reader:
Meet me at the end of the book to find out what Mahra did....!!!???????
Israa Al Hosani....
In his childhood, Tammuz watched a film about the life of a young boy, and through it he was surprised at how much cinema can convey human lives and their details: “There is someone far away who lives just like me!” Since that time, he became fond of films, and their heroes became friends with whom he lived. In his youth, he traveled to Dubai, to collect money and realize his dream of studying cinema, but he became immersed in the worlds of sex and money and moved away from his dream, until the revolution and then the war broke out in Syria, when he woke up from his nightmare and realized that hundreds of films were waiting for him in his homeland to wake them from their slumber.
“Between Ropes of Water” is a novel about the love of cinema, in which Rosa Yassin Hassan combines, with a unique technique, reality with films, so that we can hardly distinguish between reality and imagination, we meet characters we loved, we read phrases we heard, and we re-draw scenes we liked...
Longing for the Sidra branch:
The novel was woven from the writer’s imagination and its characters are not real. It was built on real places and historical events that occurred for our Arab nation in the sixties. The novel begins when the protagonist, “Tarish,” is accused of killing his cousin, and after that he flees and leaves his village and homeland that he loved for an unknown destination, and settles in He worked in the city of Dubai and lived through the period of the rise of Arab nationalism and its victories. After that, he joined the regular school to complete his education, until he met members of a resistance movement to colonialism. He embraced revolutionary thought and engaged with them in combat operations, until he was chosen to travel and join one of the Liberation Front camps soon. From the Mahri Sultanate, but God’s will wanted him to retreat and return to the soil of the homeland, to the village, and to its people.
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