The Last Passage - Softcover

Jbara, Nizar

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ISBN 13: 9798235767973

Verlag: Nizar Jbara, 2026

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In a world where maps intersect with tears, and doors close under administrative decisions that ignore everything about love, the story of Salim Jaber is born - a man who was not a hero, but simply a human being... He emigrated to live the European dream, only to find himself saving a child named Youssef. Among European borders, night trains, and airports without promises, Salim wrote the story of a migrant who became a father... to a child who does not carry his name, yet became his heart. "The Last Passage" is not a novel about asylum, but about determination. It is not a story about losing one's homeland, but about the longing felt when leaving it. It is a story about rediscovering love for one's land... with empty hands and an open heart. An adventure across European borders... Adventures that thousands of young people live every day around the world... If you think love is not enough... read this novel, and let your heart cross over.

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Nizar Jbara is a German-Tunisian author with French roots, born on October 20, 1978, in Oyonnax, France. Today, he lives in Germany and brings together different cultures and perspectives in his work, creating a unique narrative voice. His writings explore themes such as migration, identity, self-development, and the silent challenges of modern life. With a clear yet profound style, he succeeds in conveying complex realities in a way that is both accessible and emotionally engaging. In addition to novels, he also writes motivational and analytical texts that inspire people to find their own path and make more conscious decisions. His most well-known work, "The Last Passage - In the Shadow of Asylum," tells the moving story of a man searching for his own path between borders, laws, and emotions.

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