Sara Without An H

By (author) Anna Rita Bassil Kebbe
«The rules of boxing state that any hit below the belt is prohibited—a true shame. Shameful indeed because that was the only target I had in mind.» About the author: Anna Rita Bassil Kebbe is a French-Lebanese writer and psychologist whose work explores identity, memory, trauma, and the complexity of the human mind. Through a distinctive blend of emotional depth and narrative tension, she has authored six compelling books across different genres. Her debut, Eclipse de la lune, is a humorous yet introspective story about a young girl in love, struggling with inner conflict and identity. In Neuf, she tackles the sensitive and often unspoken subject of abortion through a powerful and thought-provoking narrative. In Les mules de mon mari, she blends Greek mythology with psychological fiction, telling the story of a woman who believes God is her husband, navigating between delusion and faith. L'Explosion de ma vie follows a young woman who wakes up in a hospital with no memory of who she is, leading readers through a journey of identity reconstruction and self-discovery. With Jil al Alam, she shifts toward a cultural and educational message, highlighting the importance of the national flag and anthem in shaping a child's identity and sense of belonging. Her latest work, Sara Without an H, is a gripping mystery that delves into crime and childhood trauma, exploring how past wounds shape present choices. Through her writing, Anna Rita Bassil Kebbe invites readers into intense psychological landscapes where identity is constantly questioned, and survival often requires confronting the deepest parts of oneself.