The Price of My Soul: cost doing business

Originally published in Arabic as: "شتات روح" (Scrambled Soul) This novel is not a journey to a distant land, but a journey into the depths of a man fleeing a collapse he cannot explain-only to find himself in a world ruled by the laws of money and lies, where principles are commodities, conscience is a burden, and success is measured by how much illusion you can sell. Between a job he dreams of and a life he escapes from, a friend who teaches him the arts of selling and another who reminds him of the meaning of integrity, the protagonist discovers that true exile is not measured in miles-but in the distance between what he believes and what he does. And between old papers he wrote when he knew who he was, and photographs that remind him of his lost face, he begins his journey back-not to a country, but to himself. *A novel about dreams and lies, about poverty and wealth, about a father who wants a future for his son, and a son who wants a soul for himself. About success that isn't worth the sacrifice, and about salvation that begins when you decide to be yourself-no matter the cost." *