One of the features of “Tumult in Mecca” is the detailed narrative. Although the author claims it’s fiction, you are left with a feeling that it must have happened—a dilemma to ponder. The book’s structure, with its short chapters and clear subheadings, keeps the reader on track. Additionally, there is humour interwoven throughout the text.
“Tumult in Mecca” combines elements of historical fiction, business development, cultural exploration, and personal growth, making it a compelling read for those interested in these themes. It is both fun and exciting. Hard to put down.
Henrik Bertelsen is a child of the ’60s who seeks a balance between his ideals and his adventurous spirit. Building co-housing communities and making adoptions are costly, and money must be made. His reflections, quirky analyses, and practical approach to his work at the ministry and the project in the Middle East create a highly entertaining narrative.
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Despite being busy at the ministry, lecturing at the local university, setting up a co-housing community, and preparing for an adoption, the protagonist, baby boomer Henrik Bertelsen, embarks on a business adventure in Saudi Arabia.
When he is asked to renovate the canteens at the University of Mecca, he gets caught up in an armed religious uprising, where he represents the bad guys.
The adventure changes his life.
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