Thalathah (Paperback)

George W. Munro

ISBN 10: 1036930688 / ISBN 13: 9781036930684

Published by George W Munro, 2025

About this Item

Paperback. Three brothers, entangled in a web of loyalty, deceit, betrayal, espionage and murder. THALATHAH is a powerful and timely novel that follows the fate of three Palestinian brothers caught in the devastating aftermath of October 7th, 2023. As war, occupation, and famine engulf Gaza, the brothers are forced to make impossible choices between family, faith, and freedom. Laham, the eldest, is a devoted father, navigating chaos in a crumbling city while shielding his family from danger, and betrayal. Momin, the middle brother, joins Hamas with the dream of defending his homeland, only to find his ultimate test lies in the bond with his brother. Khayri, the youngest, dreams of becoming an English teacher and escaping Gaza, but instead becomes entangled in a high-stakes world of espionage between Mossad and the Palestinian Authority. Spanning from Gaza City to Marsa Matruh, and into the covert corridors of the West Bank, THALATHAH is an unforgettable story of survival, sacrifice, and the search for peace and purpose amidst modern-day conflict. Tense, intimate, and deeply human, George W Munro's sweeping debut captures the personal cost of war and the enduring strength of family. Perfect for readers of Middle Eastern historical fiction, wartime thrillers, and literary drama based on real events. Thalathah (meaning three in Arabic) is a powerful and timely novel that follows the fate of three Palestinian brothers caught in the devastating aftermath of October 7th, 2023. As war, occupation, and famine engulf Gaza, the brothers are forced to make impossible choices between family, faith, and freedom. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Thalathah (Paperback)
• Publisher: George W Munro
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1036930688
• ISBN 13: 9781036930684
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Three brothers, entangled in a web of loyalty, deceit, betrayal, espionage and murder.

THALATHAH is a powerful and timely novel that follows the fate of three Palestinian brothers caught in the devastating aftermath of October 7th, 2023. As war, occupation, and famine engulf Gaza, the brothers are forced to make impossible choices between family, faith, and freedom.

Laham, the eldest, is a devoted father, navigating chaos in a crumbling city while shielding his family from danger, and betrayal. Momin, the middle brother, joins Hamas with the dream of defending his homeland, only to find his ultimate test lies in the bond with his brother. Khayri, the youngest, dreams of becoming an English teacher and escaping Gaza, but instead becomes entangled in a high-stakes world of espionage between Mossad and the Palestinian Authority.

Spanning from Gaza City to Marsa Matruh, and into the covert corridors of the West Bank, THALATHAH is an unforgettable story of survival, sacrifice, and the search for peace and purpose amidst modern-day conflict.

Tense, intimate, and deeply human, George W Munro’s sweeping debut captures the personal cost of war and the enduring strength of family.

Perfect for readers of Middle Eastern historical fiction, wartime thrillers, and literary drama based on real events.

About the Author

George W Munro is a retired 8o year old who has just discovered writing books. His first Thalathah, a story of three brothers entangled in a web of loyalty, deceit, betrayal, espionage, and murder, was published in July 2025.Born in Chichester to an English father and Armenian mother, George spent his early childhood exploring Egypt, Cyprus, Malaya and Libya. He wrapped up his education at a private school in Sussex before joining the British Army.During his military career, he was involved in several operations in the Middle East, the Far East, Cyprus, including Northern Ireland.A keen yachtsman and scuba diver who, after retiring as a business director, found joy in music, strumming away with local guitar and ukulele groups. George is married and the proud father of two sons and four grandchildren