The two sisters

A novel that silently weaves threads of tension between two hearts that share everything… except destiny.

The novel takes us to a world where jealousy and love coexist, where relationships are not clear, and intentions are not entirely innocent.

The writer Henri Laman doesn't raise his voice, but he leaves every sentence charged with a deferred feeling, and every scene surrounded by the potential for explosion.

What happens between Warida and Sawsan does not require a big event... but a moment, a look, a single choice is enough to shift the balance.

"The Two Sisters" is a novel that does not reveal its secrets quickly, but it slowly makes the reader nervous, and pushes him to read between the lines more than what is said on the surface.

Henri Lammens was a Belgian Orientalist, university professor, and Catholic priest. He settled in Lebanon and studied Arabic. He wrote numerous studies, and his contributions are important to historians of Islam.