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Unknown Frequency
 
Unknown FrequencyAMR HASSANEbookEleven minutes. That's how long before the accident happened that the call came in. Danny Reyes has spent eleven years hosting graveyard-shift radio in Chicago, taking calls from the lonely, the drunk, and the occasional conspiracy theorist. Nothing has prepared him for the caller logged only as UNKNOWN SHORTWAVE — a voice arriving on a frequency that shouldn't reach the station at all, describing accidents before they happen, and reciting details no living person could know. As the calls multiply, engineer Gus Okafor traces the signal to somewhere inside the building itself — a floor the building doesn't have. Producer Priya Chandrasekaran starts keeping her own records, half-convinced this could be the story of her career, half-afraid of what it will cost her to find out. And beneath the concrete of a building that has stood, silent and unremarkable, for twenty years, something is waiting to be found — nineteen names, and a truth that will reach detective Elena Vega long after the tape itself disappears. Unknown Frequency is a slow-burn supernatural mystery about the things buildings remember, the debts silence collects, and the voice that knows exactly how much truth to spend, and when to spend it.
WHEN ROSES KILL
 
WHEN ROSES KILLAMR HASSANEbookSome wars are measured in miles of ground taken. Others are measured in what they cost a single heart. On the strip of neutral ground between the camps of House York and House Lancaster — earth no army is permitted to claim — Alexandra tends the wounded of both sides without ever asking whose banner they carry. But the night Prince George storms into her tent hunting a spy who has been bleeding Lancaster's secrets to the enemy, she doesn't yet know that the trail he's chasing leads straight to her own blood: her twin brother William, smuggling letters through enemy walls under a stolen name. What begins as an interrogation becomes something neither of them has the courage to call by its name. But in a war where loyalty is measured in blood, and every stolen visit could cost a brother, a sister, or an entire house — each meeting becomes a gamble whose true price neither of them understands until it's already been paid. Between two war councils that show no mercy, a family quietly watching, and a brother willing to trade his own life to buy his sister's, everything converges on a single night in a mountain pass — a night neither house will ever speak of by name again. Because sometimes a war doesn't need a battlefield to kill a love. Sometimes it only takes one small thing, set quietly between two hearts, that neither of them can find a way around. A novel about love born on ground no one owns, and the price paid by those who dare to love across lines drawn for them before they were ever born.
The Doors That Never Close
 
The Doors That Never CloseAMR HASSANEbookEvery door remembers who asked. On the night of September 19th, a convicted killer vanishes from a locked prison cell in front of a camera that never blinked. Days later, journalist Elias Marchetti arrives in the medieval hill town of Viterbo, Italy, chasing what his editor calls "either nothing or the biggest story of your career." What he finds above the town is a cemetery unlike any other: graves that rise like stone doors, each built for a single occupant buried standing. A silent caretaker whose family has kept the place for seven centuries. A ledger that begins writing names before their owners disappear. And a date already inked into its pages that has not yet arrived: December 21. As the season of the doors begins, the vanishings spread from Lyon to Segovia, from Cairo to Kyoto, from a sealed mine shaft in the Urals to a nine-year-old boy's garden in Assisi. Elias and his fiancée, historian Valentina Rossi, race to decode a pattern that keeps collapsing beneath them. The doors seem to take the guilty, until they don't. And beneath the hillside lies something far older than the Church that once tried to use it. The Doors That Never Close is a slow-burning historical horror novel for readers of The Historian and Stephen King's creeping dread. It moves from medieval inquisition to supernatural mystery to a final night no one will forget. Some doors can be opened. No one knows how to close them.
Jews Through the Ages: From the Earliest Roots to Exile and Return
 
Jews Through the Ages: From the Earliest Roots to Exile and ReturnAMR HASSANEbookJews Through the Ages: From the Earliest Roots to Exile and Return A Thousand Stories Between History, Tradition, and Homeland History is not a weapon. It is a question. For thousands of years, the story of the Jewish people has unfolded across kingdoms and empires, through exile and diaspora, persecution and survival, religion and politics, and ultimately into the modern world. It is the story of a people who carried their memory across centuries, while their history became intertwined with that of the Near East, the Mediterranean, Europe, and the Islamic world. In Jews Through the Ages, author Amr Hassan takes readers on a sweeping journey beginning with the earliest traditions associated with Israel and Judah, moving through Mesopotamia, Egypt, the Levant, Persia, Greece, and Rome, and continuing into the Islamic world and al-Andalus, Europe, the modern diaspora, nationalism, and the contemporary world. Yet this book does not seek to write a history of triumph, nor to construct a narrative of accusation. Instead, it attempts to ask the questions as they stand, distinguishing between what tradition records, what the texts recount, and what historical and archaeological evidence can actually support. When the Qur'anic account is discussed, the Qur'an is consulted. When biblical traditions are examined, their sources and contexts are identified. When the question is historical, the available evidence is considered within its own limits. And where scholars continue to disagree, those disagreements are not concealed behind convenient certainties; they are presented as they are, with attention to what can be established and what remains uncertain. Throughout the book, the importance of distinguishing between concepts that are often blurred in modern discussions becomes clear: Judaism is not Zionism. Zionism is not Israel. Jews around the world are not a single political body. And religious tradition is not the same as historical evidence. History is too complex to be reduced to a single narrative. Human identity is too broad to be confined to a political position. And an entire people cannot be reduced to the actions of a government, a movement, or a political group. Jews Through the Ages does not ask readers to inherit a predetermined judgment, nor does it offer a conclusion imposed upon them in advance. Instead, it invites them on a journey between memory and documentation, narrative and evidence, religion and history, identity and politics. A journey whose purpose is not to tell you what you should believe, but to give you enough history, questions, and sources to think for yourself. Because perhaps the greatest gift history can offer us is not an answer... but the ability to ask the right question.
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