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THE WRONG SEA

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A marriage can survive war, exile, distance, and years of sacrifice. But can it survive everything left unsaid?


Travel with Yousef from Gaza to Norway and Cairo, through more than twenty years of love, passion, family, loss, and the endless effort to build a life somewhere safe.

Yousef and Alia once loved each other with the certainty that surviving together would be enough. But old wounds do not disappear simply because the danger has passed. Years of separation, illness, sacrifice, resentment, and silence have slowly changed the marriage they thought nothing could break.

Now Yousef gives up the career that defined him and comes home determined to save what remains.

But being together may force them to face the one thing distance allowed them to avoid: the truth about each other.

The Wrong Sea is an intimate, deeply human novel about love after survival, broken trust, family, memory, and what remains when two people still love each other—but no longer know how to reach one another.

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  • The complete novel as a PDF ebook: 422 pages, about 69,000 words
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Anonymous

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1 month ago

A great read

I thoroughly enjoyed Belal’s novel - the shifting in time and place, with interwoven characters. Both contemporary and a reminder of our ties to the past. In an age when actually reading is a novelty, this novel is such a pleasure.
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Mo

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1 month ago

A novel that brings Palestinian stories to life, capturing the pain, hope, loss, resilience, and dreams of its characters. More than just a collection of stories, it is a powerful reflection of the Palestinian human experience, giving each character a voice to share their identity, memories, and aspirations. A remarkable literary work that reminds us that behind every Palestinian story is a human being with a history, a dream, and a life worth telling.
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