My 12th book

My book "On both sides of the abyss" was published digitally today with Amazon.com.

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Amina is torn between her love for Kenneth Collins the American embassy press attaché in Beirut, a CIA agent that trains her as secret agent, and between her loyalty to her country. The short dialogue below relates her desperate situation: 'Let's sit down Amina,' he said after they soothed their clothes as if nothing happened between them, and walked over to the lone desk and he sat behind it; while Amina settled on a seat opposite him.  He opened the drawer and pulled out a pad and a pen. 'Do you remember Murad's address in London?' 'Why, why is it needed at all?' She asked surprised. 'I'm asking the questions Amina and you must answer my questions, do you understand?' 'Yes I do understand sir.' She hastened to answer him alarmed. 'It's fourteen Kenton Road in the borough of Harrow, apartment seven on the third floor sir.' 'That's much better Amina, can you describe his appearance? What's his stature like, what's the color of his hair, eyes? Does he have scars or anything else that differentiates him from other people?' 'He's about five feet eight and the color of his hair is black and of his eyes is dark brown. He has a knife scare on his left upper cheek, a small one hardly visible. He's thin almost emaciated...' 'Fine that will do for Murad, now then what about your American operator, are you in love with him?' Amina coughed loudly and cleared her throat several times; she was on the brink of losing her self control again.