Bøger af Mojahed Al-Hassan

Two years have passed and Musab and Azza have been happy together, enjoying a stable and loving relationship. It was a time of much happiness and both wished that it could last forever. But it was not destined to be so when the now 19-year-old Azza, studying in the second year of university, had a terrible traffic accident. Barely surviving it, she faced endless rounds of plastic surgery to heal her facial scars. And even that was not the end of her pain.Now she faced the agonizing question of whether Musab was really the person she thought he was. A question she had never imagined she would have to ask herself. Was the man she had spent so many years with, really the person she imagined him to be? Because through tragedy and pain the truth is usually to be found and the flaws which were not self-evident before, suddenly appear on the surface. Azza never thought that one day she would have to face such questions but the biggest one of all was would her love for Musab survive?

Musab is an unsuccessful college student whose failure has contributed to his lack of self-confidence. Now living isolated from the outside world, his quiet and uneventful life suddenly changes dramatically when the beautiful Azza moves into the house next door with her family.She is everything that the reclusive Musab isn't. A freshman at High School and eight years younger than him, Azza is smart, bold and unruly. And although Musab fell for her the moment he saw her, he knew deep down she would never feel the same.Two years later, having silently held a torch for Azza and all that time believing that she would never reciprocate his love, Musab was suddenly shocked to find that the opposite was the case. Now the unstoppable force of Azza breaks into his life in her own charismatic and fearless way, handing to Musab everything had ever dreamt of on a plate.But sometimes the thing we always wanted doesn't turn out to be exactly what expected. And while Azza is still the fun and vibrant teenager he fell for, Musab now wonders if he has bitten off more than he can chew.