Synopsis:
Shadows of Damascus
is a character-driven fictional novel with an usual plot unfolding in the
Middle East and America’s dairy land. The story is derived from current events sweeping
Syria, and speaks of a softly developing relationship between a man and a
woman, worlds apart.
Back home in Wisconsin, reclusive Iraq war veteran Adam
Wegener receives a mysterious letter asking for payment of a debt. He figures
the letter came from the Syrian interpreter, Fadi Jabir, who saved his life
while they were on patrol in Iraq five years earlier. Fadi is one of the
opposition leaders protesting against his government. Because of a
brutal crackdown, Fadi is desperate to get his sister, Yasmeen to safety. How
can Adam help? And what does he have to do to honor his commitment to the man
who saved his life?
To escape persecution, Yasmeen is forced to make a difficult
decision that lands her in America with Adam, hoping to return home once it is
safe. Yasmeen quickly learns she staked her future and security on a man who is
plagued by his own demons, suppressing a violent upbringing by an abusive
father, and suffering from PTSD nightmares. Can Yasmeen survive life with this
traumatized stranger? And will she find a way to move forward given the
atrocities she had witnessed in her homeland?
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