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Return to 'Ouja: A Wise Report to a Wise Minister By a Wise Citizen (Large Print Edition)

Return to 'Ouja: A Wise Report to a Wise Minister By a Wise Citizen (Large Print Edition)

Paperback

Series: The Morning of the Moghul, Book 8

FantasyGeneral FictionLiterary Fiction

Publisher Price: $13.99

ISBN10: 1787950484
ISBN13: 9781787950481
Publisher: Global East-West (London)
Published: May 5 2023
Pages: 162
Weight: 0.37
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
In Book (8), the narrator, Bassam Bourasin, is released from prison following the massacre of 300 people in his hometown, 'Ouja. His mother and his fiancee Dalila were among the victims.


The narrator felt out of place and traumatised in his apartment. He barely recognised his hometown and felt he was either the real Bassam Bourasin or 'Ouja was not the real 'Ouja. The trauma had upset him since he arrived, and he was morally and physically exhausted. The survivors suffered indescribable concussions, and a thick cloud of melancholy and sorrow descended over the community. The atmosphere in 'Ouja was one of desolation and grief. The Barbarians have half-destroyed and ravaged the town, and the electric and telephone lines have not yet been restored. Even the countryside is described as a desolate area of rough, magnificent cliffs and harsh, tawny flora scorched by the sour acid sun's smouldering beams. The people of 'Ouja are grieving the loss of their loved ones, and the graveyard is crowded with mourners. The armed militia is patrolling the streets, and sadness and gloom hang over the town.

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