Lilit's daughter

The injustice is a deep black hole that tries to attract everyone to it, some resist this trap, and others weaken in front of its tyranny, getting involved in the injustice of the oppressed groups, especially the family, depriving them of their rights, and crossing the boundaries of justice, particularly regarding women's rights. The heroine of the novel, Dr. Jawaher, decides to migrate from Riyadh to New York in search of proving herself, pursuing her American dream, and gaining fame. Although her migration is a migration of the strong, it is not without many hardships and challenges that face her and force her to pay heavy prices. This novel reflects the conflict of cultures and traditions, and shows the strength of will and resilience, as the heroine transforms from Jawaher to Georgette, and creates from her a daughter of Lilith. She carries within her a desperate struggle to find lost happiness and true belonging. Author's introduction: Ahmed bin Abdulaziz Al-Samari: a Saudi writer and novelist born in 1962, residing in Riyadh. He graduated from King Saud University in 1984. He worked in the private sector for years, and is now retired, dedicated to reading and writing. Member of the Saudi Literature Association. He has published two novels so far: "Al-Sareem," 2020, and "Qantara," 2022. In addition to writing many articles in a number of newspapers and cultural platforms.