Fabrication

He pushed the garden door. The first revelation came with the first step he took inside, when he stumbled upon a light object. When his foot hit it, it rolled in front of him for a meter, perhaps. The guard took out his mobile phone, turning on his small flashlight, and shining it on the strange object, only to find his master's eyes looking at him in astonishment. The guard muttered in an unintended tone: "e;No blame, Hajj.. At first he only realized that he had struck his master's head with his foot - an unforgivable crime - before he later realized that the head was without a body!"e; *** Between Egypt and France, the events of this novel take place, during which the reader is eager to follow its successive events and its graceful rhythm, through simple language, and events that mix reality with imagination. Possible with impossible; The past with the present. Its writer excelled at plotting the events convincingly, even in moments when they bordered on fantasy and absurdity, linking what was happening in an unknown Egyptian village and the miracle created by the Pharaohs, which Khawaja Simon Renard monopolized for himself, and left the code to his grandson Mansour, the young Frenchman who returned to Egypt. To carry out his mission in life!