The Garden of Allah
"The Garden of Allah" by Robert Hichens is a novel published in 1904. Domini Enfilden, a devout English Catholic seeking peace in French Algeria, meets the mysterious and troubled Boris Androvsky in the desert oasis town of Beni-Mora. As their relationship deepens against the stark beauty of the Sahara, Boris struggles with a dark secret from his past that threatens their future together. Their journey south into the desert becomes a quest for redemption and truth.
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