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Saif and Rahma face another conflict in a new case that forces them for the first time to work together... Rahma 2 (Saif Rahma).
A struggle against crime, oppression, and corruption in which they faced death together in order to save the lives of others
The author explains that injustice, no matter how great, tyrannical, and widespread, must be defeated in the end, and every person must take his punishment. She discusses a very important issue, which is the issue of human organ trade, and how they exploit ignorance and poverty, as well as exploiting street children in suspicious operations because they do not have a supporter to defend them. The author nourishes: the spirit of patriotism and love. Homeland through her writing and that she always proves through her writings that just as evil exists, good must also exist... in a fictional novel based on real crimes that actually occurred, but with different authors, time and place, and is characterized by a suspenseful detective character mixed with a strong dramatic social human conflict. , within a framework of refined romance embodied by the state of love between the heroes of the novel. Writer: Maysoon Sorour, a novelist, poet, and musician. Her love for music and writing grew with her from a young age. She began practicing music and studying it when she was seven years old. She learned to play the piano, guitar, and sing. In the primary stage, her interest in reading and writing poetry and stories began to grow. In the secondary stage, writing took the largest place. From her time, she pursued her hobbies with the encouragement of her Arabic language teachers and her father, a doctor in the Arabic language. In addition to studying music, she studied languages ​​and translation, and Spanish literature became a large part of her studies. Then she worked as a music teacher in international schools for many years and was always responsible for directing concerts and plays, and she often She writes and composes songs in more than one language, or writes scripts for plays in Arabic and English, relying on her skill in using languages ​​and her talent in music, writing, and composing.