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The Sheba Queen Affair

The Sheba Queen Affair

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN10: 1689426071
ISBN13: 9781689426077
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 29 2019
Pages: 300
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.67 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
The Queen of Sheba has reincarnated at the end of the twentieth century. Only to find that everything has changed and that she cannot go through the Middle East and the North of Africa with a caravan of camels to visit Israel, as she did it 3000 years ago. There are new religions and conflicts, and a different world order. Now there is no room for fraternity, Jewish are enemies of the Arabs. Furthermore, there are cruel wars and terrorists organizations that operate across the Middle East and all over the world. On top of that, the climate has changed. The actual climate is hotter than three millennia ago. The countries of the North of Africa have been suffering droughts while typhoons have been devastating the southern countries of the Arabian Peninsula, particularly the Arabian Felix, nowadays Yemen and Oman. These phenomena have never happened in ancient times. Notwithstanding the problems mentioned, she has a modern vision. Having born in a wealthy family, she enrolled in the University of Paris in Abu Dhabi to learn French. Then she moved to France to study political science, where she socialized with people from different countries, religions and cultural backgrounds. When she was happily living a cosmopolitan life, sharing intellectual ideas with friends in Paris, she encountered her twin soul. A guy called Salomon. But her luck changed when her powerful father was informed that she had an affair with a Jewish. Nevertheless, the Queen of Sheba has a destiny. She is now more educated and has a mission to accomplish. She wants to achieve a prominent position because she came back to combat the climate crisis, to fight for the respect of human rights and to battle for the preservation of biodiversity.

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