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The Clock That Went Backwards - Edward Page Mitchell

After the death of her eccentric aunt Gertrude, she divided her inheritance in an astonishing way between her two nephews: one received a vast fortune, while the other, her favorite, was an antique Dutch clock stopped at a quarter past three. At first, the clock seemed like just an old antique, until her nephews discovered its secret—the secret of "the clock that moved backwards!"

The Levant is on the verge of collapse - Mansour Abdel Hakim

Embark on a captivating journey into the depths of history and the future with the book "The Levant on the Brink of the End," in which the author, Mansour Abdel Hakim, narrates, in his engaging style, the end-times events unfolding in the Levant - Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and Jordan - the blessed land praised time and time again by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

The Deadly Earthquake - Nabil Farouk

When a new nuclear dam was built in Egypt as a bulwark for the future, no one anticipated it would become the most dangerous threat in the country's history... A controlled, artificial earthquake strikes the dam, leaving the nation on the brink of two inevitable catastrophes: a nuclear explosion that would engulf 300,000 square kilometers around it, or a flood that would inundate all of Egypt. Captain Nour El-Din and his team are in a race against time... Who is behind this conspiracy? And ca...

Broken sword sign

On a cold winter's night, Reverend Brown stands on the banks of a frozen river, recounting a mysterious tale of a war hero defeated not by an enemy, but by a truth deeper than swords and bullets. Everyone who knew the story told it with pride... but one person discovered the secret that changed everything. A journey between history and legend, between heroism and betrayal, where nothing is as it seems... not even the broken sword.

Three Deaths - Leo Tolstoy

In Leo Tolstoy's "Three Deaths," the stories of departure are revealed in three forms: a nobleman withering away on the road, a simple man slowly suffocating in the silence of poverty, and a tree being felled to make way for others. The story is not merely about the end, but about the meaning of existence in the moment of annihilation, and how every being—human or tree—faces its fate. Between desperate resistance, silent acceptance, and natural simplicity, Tolstoy reveals that death is not eq...