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Rima's Dream: From Shallow to Deep
Paperback
Publisher Price: $15.99
Publisher: Scriptor House
Published: May 22 2024
Pages: 296
Weight: 0.88
Height: 0.62 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Rima, a young and very beautiful Russian girl brought up during the Soviet Regime, is a talented pianist. Her parents have groomed her for a musical career, but Rima had different dreams. When a scout discovers her while on a visit to Stockholm, Rima signs on with a modeling agency in Moscow and quickly becomes a sensation. Her fame attracts the attention of the top fashion magazine in New York, and Rima's dreams of moving West finally comes true. In New York City, she navigates international work, romance, and heartache - all in pursuit of her ultimate humanitarian goals from her vast success: to empower young women in her country and to help Russian war veterans.
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Sameer Zahr is the imaginative mind behind the captivating novel Midlife Moon: From Darkness to Bright Light. With a lifelong interest in writing, Sameer has penned ten novels, all of which are available on Amazon, weaving tales that carry poignant messages of love and transformation for humanity.A seasoned international businessman, Sameer embraced his passion for storytelling after retiring, bringing a wealth of worldly experiences to his literary endeavors. Each of his ten books refl ects Sameer's commitment to infusing his narratives with humanitarian and spiritual themes, off ering readers stories that uplift and inspire
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