Helen of Troy: Homer's Iliad

And Helen of Troy, the subject of the book, is nothing but a comprehensive summary of Homer's Iliad, that precious jewel, the rare gem, and the story that has no equal since humanity understood the meaning of literature and tasted its sweetness and brilliance. The writer, Amin Salama, drew his story from the poem Iliad, written by the famous Greek poet Homer, and incorporated it into the epic of the Trojan War, which combined love and war, many noble human situations, and the virtues of heroic champions; to become the most famous wars in history and the most influential in the human imagination, surpassing many ages, and retaining its sparkle and appeal until now. Amin Salama began his story from Paris, son of Priam, the extremely handsome Trojan prince, and the conversation that took place between him and the three goddesses: the goddess of majesty Hera, Athena, goddess of wisdom, and Aphrodite, goddess of beauty, and how Paris chose Aphrodite, who promised him she would grant him love; which angered Hera and Athena, and they decided to punish him and his people. Then Paris enters a timeless love story with Helen, and the Trojans enter a fierce war with the Greeks, which Amin Salama was able to narrate with rich imagination, an attractive style, and a sweet language.