The Prostitutes Whom I Worshipped - Part (1) - Book (2) - The Prostitutes Whom I Worshipped, #2

This novel is a very big work divided into many parts, every part is divided into more than one book. The main theme of this novel is the tragical contradiction and very large separation among the values which are manifested orally and the real lived and materialized behavior of the characters of this novel  in the their society. And this tragical contradiction and very large separation are portrayed in a very lively style similar to the language of movies whether in narration - or - in dialogues.
All the mentioned about the theme of this novel are based on  a very artistic  style of  portrayal and depiction of the social elements of the culture of the society in the largest meaning of the word { CULTURE } : philosophically , psychologically , politically, religiously, educationally, emotionally...etc.; in short, it deals with the spiritual  phenomenon of that portrayed society as a diseased and disordered  phenomenon: mentally , ethically and spiritually, the thing which expresses many aspects of the existential crisis of the contemporary societies everywhere in  different and varying proportions.
And through a successive series of the different parts with  their many books in a dramatic and interesting manner reaching the climax of every part, we will find them attractive to readers of literature written in the English language everywhere in the world, starting from the age of fourteen and above.