In this final part, Omar and Yasmin emerge as central characters, with the author capturing their emotions so vividly that readers feel as though they are experiencing every moment through the characters’ own hearts.

The novel delves into various social and humanitarian themes, underscoring the importance of proactive individuals in society. Even the smallest acts can leave a lasting impact, highlighting the quiet power of charitable efforts.

The story also touches on the Syrian refugee crisis and the civil war, taking readers on a journey across Jordan, especially Zaatari Camp, as well as Tunisia, Morocco, Paris, and the enchanting mountains of Switzerland.

With an engaging and captivating style, this trilogy skillfully builds a powerful sequence of events, drawing readers in with a compelling narrative that holds their attention from start to finish

_  Khawla Hamdy