A novel that chronicles the life of a young man who was arrested upon his arrival at his home country’s airport, returning from France. He spent twelve years in prison without knowing the charges against him. It was a time of injustice, corruption, and cruelty unacceptable to Sharia law… and unprecedented torture methods.
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This novel recounts the experience of a political prisoner in a Syrian detention center, revealing the brutality of oppression and the isolation of humanity in the face of tyranny.
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