My Moroccan Boy: Part One: 1

Name: My Moroccan Boy: Part One: 1
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Bol A heartfelt LGBTQ+ love story about finding new hope in life after devastating grief.Across oceans, years, and sorrow, two souls from different worlds collide - one weighed down with loss, the other brimming with life - in an unexpected romance that bridges time and tradition.Will their budding friendship lead to a journey of healing, self-discovery, and the courage to embrace a future neither imagined possible?Lost on a walk in Ourika valley near Marrakesh, a grieving young Englishman encounters a local teenager who wants to be his guide. But is all as it seems in a culture where so much is forbidden, where even the wrong word can lead to serious consequences?Inspired by real events, this gay Muslim multicultural age-gap romance set in Morocco and its Amazigh (Berber) culture south of Marrakesh is a noteable read for fans of Abdellah Taia, Mohsin Zaidi, Samra Habib and Sara Farizan. Suitable for over 16s."A compelling tale of grief, healing and forbidden love"- N. Chamchoun, acclaimed British Moroccan author of Covid: the Wordy Wilds of a Mind Under Lockdown.

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A heartfelt LGBTQ+ love story about finding new hope in life after devastating grief.Across oceans, years, and sorrow, two souls from different worlds collide - one weighed down with loss, the other brimming with life - in an unexpected romance that bridges time and tradition.Will their budding friendship lead to a journey of healing, self-discovery, and the courage to embrace a future neither imagined possible?Lost on a walk in Ourika valley near Marrakesh, a grieving young Englishman encounters a local teenager who wants to be his guide. But is all as it seems in a culture where so much is forbidden, where even the wrong word can lead to serious consequences?Inspired by real events, this gay Muslim multicultural age-gap romance set in Morocco and its Amazigh (Berber) culture south of Marrakesh is a noteable read for fans of Abdellah Taia, Mohsin Zaidi, Samra Habib and Sara Farizan. Suitable for over 16s."A compelling tale of grief, healing and forbidden love"- N. Chamchoun, acclaimed British Moroccan author of Covid: the Wordy Wilds of a Mind Under Lockdown.

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