On the way to it

This novel comes from a distant past that has not ended, and opens the doors to a life spent by "Hajar" between points that intertwined until the dimensions between them became incomprehensible. The novel began with an incident that might be tragic for anyone, but it will not be tragic for the heroine of this novel, rather a timeline through which she studies herself, her past, and the people who left the greatest impact on her life. "Hajar" may be a model that opens the horizon to make up for lost time, and to benefit from what may come in creating a comparison that clearly explains the losses so they can be understood, between Riyadh and London, between two communities that knew each other only from specific and clear points. The characters of the novel merged in the tragedy, but they all differed in setting the point of the end, because undoubtedly many years will be needed to correct and compare with the years that have passed. "On the way to him" is a novel that will enable you to understand what happened over two decades, for a girl then a woman who grew up amid high waves that prevented her from knowing herself and what she seeks.