I loved you more than I should

Author: Atheer Abdullah Al-Nashmi Number of pages: 326 pages Publisher: Dar Al-Farabi Through the novel "I Loved You More Than I Should," it depicts the state of love that is filled with contradiction within the depths of a woman who struggles to maintain the continuity of love at the expense of denying her awareness of her partner's manipulation and her realization that she will not achieve her hopes with him. The novel clarifies that continuing love is much more difficult than falling in love itself. This novel was the reason for Atheer Abdullah Al-Nashmi's fame and the beginning of her creative breakthrough. It passionately conveyed the senses of the delicate, suffering, loving woman, the joy, and the tears, deeply illustrating what it means for a woman to love. This was achieved through her narration of the story of Jumana, the girl who leaves Riyadh to Canada to study computer science. There, she meets Abdul Aziz, the reckless Saudi young man thirsty for life's pleasures, who turns her life upside down. Their relationship forms a strange phase in her life, a phase of endless love filled with thorns and pain. About "Let Her Sleep": The events of the novel revolve around a love story between a man named Abdul Aziz and a woman named Jumana. The events are set in a romantic framework, but Abdul Aziz makes many mistakes that disappoint Jumana, and he marries another woman. It is worth noting that the novel is a continuation of the previous novel "I Loved You More Than I Should."