Bücher von Ata Servati

The animosities and bloodshed between the villages of Shourcheh and Tikken persisted, casting a dark shadow over the land. However, the narrative takes a dramatic twist as an elusive murderer and notorious thief emerges from the shadows after five decades, assuming a new identity and appearance. With calculated precision, he deceitfully presents himself as a revered clergyman and Imam, resorting to ruthless tactics, even murder, to further his sinister agenda and establish his own dominion known as Shirin. Gradually, he seizes control of the village and shamelessly lays claim to Abbas' ancestral mansion. Nevertheless, the tides of fate suddenly shift, igniting a fervent struggle for justice and freedom. As the story progresses, the situation grows increasingly complex and violent, exacerbated by a severe drought that engulfs both villages. The aqueducts, essential for their survival and agricultural livelihood, begin to run dry, leaving the inhabitants desperate and vulnerable. In their darkest hour, a glimmer of hope emerges from a forbidden area inhabited by enigmatic elves. The quest for power over the last remaining water resource reaches its climactic peak, pitting factions against each other in a battle that threatens to consume them all. It is Zulfiqar, a blind man now in the twilight of his years, who summons the courage to embark on a treacherous journey to the forbidden hills above the village, where the elusive elves reside. For fifty years, the hill has been shrouded in mystique, believed to be a forbidden place that would invite brutal attacks from the elves, resulting in bloodshed and death. Will Zulfiqar defy the odds and survive this perilous expedition, ultimately unraveling the secrets that lie hidden within the forbidden realm? As the story unfolds, an unexpected twist occurs with the sudden appearance of invisible spirits who intervene in the ongoing conflicts between the two villages. Their mystical interference perplexes the people and those in positions of authority, leaving them pondering the appropriate course of action. These unexplained supernatural occurrences add an intriguing layer of mystery and enchantment to the narrative, heightening the anticipation for the resolution of the story's compelling conflicts.

The Silent Beggar When the sexual desires of a clergyman in a village lead to a tragic incident, it is only a brave 12-year-old boy who defies all odds and stands against the powerful clergyman, his own brother, and the villagers. The story takes on a richer dimension when Abbas, the son of a wealthy landlord from Churcheh and Asyeh's neighbor, takes an interest in Asyeh's well-being and becomes her protector. Sattar and Abbas, whose families and villagers have long been bitter enemies, form an unlikely friendship and alliance. The plot becomes more complex and tense with the sudden disappearance of Sattar and Asyeh. Sattar is perceived as a ghost-like figure representing an elf and a malevolent spirit that abducts people at night, with many disappearances being attributed to him. In the face of these events, Abbas takes matters into his own hands, vowing to seek revenge for Asyeh. He resorts to violence, killing a few individuals, and ultimately amasses wealth and power, transforming himself into a mysterious figure of many fronts. Abbas's adventures reach a climax as he becomes an outlaw, defying the established norms of society. Just when it seems his life has taken an expected turn, an unusual and unexpected twist occurs into the world of unknown searching for the truth in the spiritual life when no place was self for him...