Opal novel, part 2 of the Kingdom of Eloquence series by Hanan Lashin.. A group of horses were running in beautiful harmony, to one rhythm, the sounds of their hooves striking the ground in harmony with the successive beats of their hearts, their legs were lined up in parallel in an elegant way as they raced, and they unified their speed as if they were one fabric, the rain decreased little by little until it became like a tear of the eye, soft and gentle, and a rainbow appeared, decorating the page of the sky and shaking hands with the horizon line from afar
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It is a novel that tells the story of a woman seeking to discover herself and her truth amidst an internal struggle with reality and ambitions, and carries within its pages a deep psychological development.
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