Kismet in the Sand
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (770 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1460215869 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Kismet in the Sand is a MUST read!!!! Do not let this opportunity pass from Christa Victoria I must say Kismet In The Sand is an awesome, very different storybook tale. The women depicted in this book are leaders of armies, they exude courage and strength, from the youngest at 10 years old to the elders. These women use every skill they have as nurturers, as hunters, as protectors, and as skilled warriors. I could not put this book down, for wanting to know what happens next. I have never been so proud to be a woman, to be a female warrior moving through this
Amir Shams stumbles upon an infant being pulled from the sand by a mysterious man and woman. In the hands of Prince Shams and Maya, the girls grow up into strong empowered women who seize their destiny through skill and commitment. Follow the pages of Kismet In The Sand and discover the tragic love of King Basheer and his lost daughter, Kismet, and to journey with girls of Shams as they fight for their future, uncovering their identity in a tale of love, loss and destiny.. While walking through the desert Absa is rescued and taken in by Prince Shams and his wife Maya. Kasem (i.e. Kismet finds that the Chief of Beni Zedan is none other than her uncle who attempted the life of her half-brother, Amir Badr, the son of King Basheer, in order to avenge the death of both her and her mother, Jasmin. Consequently, the couple begins to rescue baby girls from death, including Kismet, the daughter of King Basheer of Arbad, who lost his child to a palace scandal involving his beloved slave Jasmin. This is the story of King Basheer and his love for his lost daughter, Kismet. One is the abandoned daughter of the King of Arbad and a palace slave girl. Suspicious, Shams follows them and in a twist of events, finds himself the adoptive father of six girls. The story begins with the violent raid of a small tribe by the monstrous Elkot raiders, leaving only one young girl, Absa, in its wake, mute