Season of Mists (Paperback)

Far from his Arabian homeland, Kreeni finds himself in Paris, where he struggles to cope with the contrast between the harsh conditions he has left behind - the unforgiving desert and repressive regime - and the sparkle and gaiety of the French capital. In danger of succumbing to the temptations Left Bank bohemianism, Kreeni's is forced to examine himself and his beliefs. He must look at and judge his own behaviour, when faced with all the sexual and poliltical freedoms of seductive Parisian cafe life, in his isolation from his family, friends and more familiar scenery. Set firmly in the pre-9/11 world, this is a modern romance made even more relevant by the fears, religious tensions and racial overtones that have overtaken us today. "Season of Mists" is written from the heart by a man who knows Arabia and the West intimately, and who understands the difficulties faced by today's Muslim in a secular and seemingly hostile West.