UAE is a homeland journey:
Therefore, in that book, I was keen to present a historical vision that explains and narrates the great efforts of the founders of the United Arab Emirates, and then the progress that the Emirates has achieved that is comparable to the great countries, and how the loyal men of our country established the concept of the national state, and the keenness to protect the homeland against any threat or danger, and on It is necessary for the new generations of the people of this dear country to follow the same path as our great grandfathers and fathers who sacrificed the precious and valuable in order for the banner of this great country to remain.
A mysterious, sick man in his forties arrives in a remote town, but he refuses to stay in the asylum to receive treatment, choosing instead to stay in a hotel and rent an abandoned house in the town, where he goes up from time to time. The man's life is almost devoid of events except for receiving regular letters from two different "women" who visit him later and stimulate the curiosity of the townspeople to make judgments and draw different plots for the relationship that the man may have with them.
Like Juan Carlos Onte's other books, this novel surprises the reader with the fact that each sentence is formulated in a unique way and ends unexpectedly, as if it were carefully woven to amaze him and provoke him to contemplate how its author squeezed the energy of each word to convey the greatest amount of feelings.