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The wealthy isolated themselves in the "Utopia" of the North Coast under the guard of American Marines; they indulge in drugs and practice forbidden pleasures to the utmost, while the poor are crushed outside it, tearing each other's flesh for survival, without electricity, sewage, or medical care of any kind. But when the narrator and his friend "Germinal" sneak out of "Utopia" out of boredom and in search of a suitable "human prey," what happens threatens the stable situation with explosion. Like a tolling bell of doomsday signs, this exciting novel rings the alarm, almost suggesting that as you finish it, is it truly a fictional novel, or has its author slipped from the near future to convey its horror with astonishing neutrality? Author information: Author: Ahmed Khaled Tawfik Number of pages: 192 Publisher: Dar Al Shorouk