El Fureidis

Enter the world of 19th-century Egypt with Mary S. Cummins' stunning novel El Fureidis. Ibrahim Pasha's army has occupied the city of Cairo and Ali Masrur, a young Egyptian man, is forced to navigate his way through the consequences of this invasion. Meanwhile, a young American woman, Clara Wentworth, falls in love with Ali despite the cultural differences between them. This novel is a testament to the beauty of love and the power of human connection in the face of adversity.

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