23 April 2021
The Other Side of Eden
An exceptional story of descriptive narrative.
In the middle of the night, during a palace celebration, a covert invasion is taking place. The Sultan is awake with his military making contingency plans in a windowless basement. In this most sinister of situations, the colonels are working to keep the British Colonel and his assistant away from interfering. The episode provides the Sultan the opportunity to reflect on the dark realities of his ascension to the throne. Under the strain, in this psychically terrifying thriller, the Sultan maintains his hidden secrets but realizes his soon to be demised situation could lead to the danger of the one other thing he cares for the most.
| Title | : | The Other Side of Eden |
| Edition Language | : | English |
| ISBN | : | null |
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