Abu Al-Saud

In his novel "e;Abu Al-Saud,"e; Nicolas Rizkallah weaves a mysterious tale that oscillates between reality and illusion, between omens and myth. The hero, Count Felix de Neville, who has always believed in his bad luck, earning him the nickname "e;Father of Bad Luck,"e; lives a psychological struggle with his shadow and a mysterious companion whom no one else has seen: "e;The Owner of the Black Dog."e; With every small detail in his life, signs of fate turn into omens or omens, leading him into a maze of illusions that engulf his mind and prompt his wife, Paquita, to doubt his sanity. Was the Count a prisoner of a myth created by his mind, or was the ghost of his mysterious friend truly behind the chain of events? The novel blends psychological suspense with symbolic dimensions to reveal the game of life when it becomes subject to the sway of fate and imagination.