The story of the last Arab

Wassini enters in this novel a forbidden area, as he places the current Westerner, and also the Arab, in front of mirrors that show their contradictions in front of a selective modernity in everything. The last Arab will not be, in the mysterious Emiruba fortress located between the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, deep in the Empty Quarter, illiterate, or ignorant, or primitive, but will be an Arab at the heart of technological precision. Adam, a scientist in nuclear physics and supervisor of the implementation of a mini nuclear bomb program in Pennsylvania, is subjected to a kidnapping operation at Roissy Airport in Paris, involving three parties: Chado, a specialist in killing Arab nuclear scientists; "the Organization," the mysterious terrorist apparatus that has turned into a formidable force related to life and art; and the FBI because Adam belongs to an American laboratory and must be protected. What will happen to the last Arab in the whirlpool of death and kidnapping? What will be the fate of Little Bros, the sick one with his racism who still dreams of the rank of Marshal? What is the fate of Smith, who chose the path of high human values? How will the reaction of Korbo, the leader of the Organization, be? And will he resist the slow death ash that has been imposed on him?