Four Sheep by the Stream

Engaging suspense and fascinating philosophical reflections, epic scope and close attention to the fate of each character, lively, witty dialogues and a unique authorial intonation — all this you will find in Alex Tarn's novel "Four Sheep by the Stream."... Jamil Shhade, one of the leaders of Hamas, is smart, cunning, and ruthless. Captain Clive, an officer of Sherut, is no less intelligent and insightful. He follows Jamil step by step, finding and neutralizing him is a matter of honor. But Clive has a weak spot — Leila, Jamil's sister. The brother uses her as a "human bomb" and sends her to the enemy. But things don't go according to plan: love intervenes. And it, as we know, does not take geopolitics into account. This could be the story of Bonnie and Clyde. Or — more romantically — Romeo and Juliet. But it became the story of Clive and Leila, unlike any other. But for those who know the parable of the four sheep, there is nothing unexpected in the finale of this story — only the sheep that remembered to be cautious could drink from the stream and survive. And everyone knows that this is precisely the most difficult thing. love, parable, confrontation, modern prose.