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      • Bu şehirde kimse yokmu
        Fiction
        January 2020

        Bu şehirde kimse yokmu

        Azerbaycanlı yazar, filozof-doğu bilimci, psikolog 26 kitabın yazarı Rövşen Abdullaoğlu'nun ilk romanı.

        by Rövşen Abdullaoğlu

        Eskiden basarili bir sporcuydu Willy... Simdilerdeyse kösesine çekilmis bir temizlik görevlisi... Ölümcül bir hastalikla mücadele etmekte olan Lübnanli bir göçmenle tanisir çalistigi yerde... Günden güne ölüme bir adim daha yaklasan Wisman'in her seye ragmen yasama simsiki ve sevgiyle tutunmayi basarabiliyor olmasi, etrafindaki herkesi, hayati ve ölümü yeniden sorgulamaya iter. Willy ve Wisman arasindaki arkadaslik, insanin anlam arayisina yepyeni bir pencere açacaktir. Azerbaycan'da iki yil boyunca çok satanlar listesinde yer bulanBu Sehirde Kimse Yok mu? umuda, hayata ve anlama dair nahif ama güçlü bir hikâye...

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      • ABADDON
        Fiction
        January 2021

        ABADDON

        Unexpected plot twists in a story about professional murders, shrouded in mysticism, leaving the reader in doubt: is this mystery or realism?

        by Rovshan Abdullaoglu

        Having overflown after the long Irish rains, the river brought to shore the body of a young woman, unrecognizably disfigured by torture. This was the sixth of murders that had broken the peace of a small port town, from which the Titanic had last departed. The criminal’s game was subtle: he skillfully selected beautiful women who resembled each other, and then killed one every month, subjecting them to the most terrible torture. The killer left his signature on the bodies of all victims, even wrote meditative letters stating his philosophy of life – but still, he couldn’t be caught.And thus, the legendary investigator Sean O'Neil, sent from Dublin to Cork to catch the criminal, is facing a challenge: who is the serial killer? A criminal authority that disappeared from the field years ago? A psychopath masquerading as a human being, or a demon of hell from the Purgatory? Will the investigator be able to see the actions of the magician's left hand when all eyes are directed at his right, with which he takes a rabbit out of a hat?

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      • This city is empty
        Fiction
        March 2015

        This city is empty

        Inspired by the real events

        by Rovshan Abdullaoglu

        “Willie, a man only needs ten seconds to start feeling happy.” “What do you mean, ten seconds?” Smiling, as usual, he said, “All one needs is to think of someone like me.” The spectacular story of two wounded souls healing each other breaks all mental boundaries. Willie's success in football culminated in an invitation to join the Dallas Cowboys, which seemed to guarantee him a great future. He played impressively; however, blows of fate were not as easy to resist as sports’ rivals were. The indifference and betrayal of loved ones forced Willie into an inner fortress; he lost all interest in life. Changing jobs yet again, he became a janitor at a hospital. Here, he encounters a young immigrant who has gone through great losses and the horrors of war, and now is fighting cancer. At the MD Anderson Cancer Hospital, people call him an angel. Usually, patients with a diagnosis like his don’t have long to live, but the young immigrant with a positive outlook on life is not afraid. Rather than thinking about his own death, he sets himself a challenge: to bring Willie back to life. Will this “angel” who has preserved a human love inside be able to untie Willie from his past and set him free? Everyone meets his or her own “angel” in life. Sometimes, it is another human being; sometimes it’s a book. The novel, which became a bestseller in its native Azerbaijan in 2016–2018, gave hope to thousands of people and saved many who were on the verge of suicide. The friendship of the two protagonists stands for universal values and their victory over social, religious, and national barriers. This book is dedicated to everyone who never gives up and stands up to cancer and other great challenges.

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      • LIFE GOES ON NO MATTER WHAT
        Health & Personal Development
        December 2021

        LIFE GOES ON NO MATTER WHAT

        by Rovshan Abdullaoglu

        It’s impossible to imagine life without difficulties. Everyone has problems. Sometimes those problems seem so overwhelming that a person feels as though his dreams have been destroyed and he loses all desire to go on living. But sometimes that person just needs a little direction—some good advice—and it can really turn his life around. Guidance like that has been collected in each chapter of this book, which is the result of scientific research in the field of psychology. Life might indeed be complicated, but it is important to remember that no matter what, it goes on.

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      • THE MAN ON THE RAILS
        Fiction
        October 2018

        THE MAN ON THE RAILS

        2020 Readers' Favorite GOLD MEDAL WINNER

        by Rovshan Abdullaoglu

        “A terrifying red train was speeding along the rails. That train, which passes by here daily, seemed so sinister to me now. For it was rushing toward me . . .”The life paths of two strangers, both of whom have decided to commit suicide by train, cross on the iron rails. They are looking for a way out of life's dilemmas and see no reason why they should continue living. Their lives are approaching the final station; they are waiting for the death train.These rails in Canada take the reader back to the past when the protagonists haven’t been born yet. The beautiful and stubborn Serbian woman, Adriana, comes to Mostar to write an article about the rights of Serbs being violated in the Balkan Peninsula. Her prejudiced views change when she gets to know Mostar and her good-natured and intelligent guide. Despite herself, Adriana, who was raised with hatred for the Bosnians, falls in love with a man from this “hostile” nation. Her fascinating life story reflects the struggle on the way to one’s deeper self, which unfolds against the background of love, selflessness, betrayal, and the horror of the Srebrenica massacre. Who will win in this struggle?This novel shows how deeply a human being can sink, what evil floats up when one gets into trouble, and also the spiritual peaks to which a human can ascend. On the one side, a terrible war, whose main victims are women and children. On the other, love, coming out victorious in the hardest trials. It might be easy to die for the sake of loved ones; to live for them, dying and being reborn every day for years—that is the toughest task of love.

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      • Redeemer

        Redeemer

        "Adventures of the Pathfinder"

        by Rovshan Abdullaoglu

        Six books make up the "Adventures of the Pathfinder" series, which aims to bothamusethe reader and impart the most exquisite moral principles.Born and raised in Africa, the courageous Pathfinder Lano encounters manystrange creatures while traveling, gets to know other tribes and their fascinatingcustoms and challenges, and participates in numerous educational experiences.Our young readers will learn how to treat animals with compassion, experiencethe harsh consequences of betrayal, cruelty, envy, and valuing individuals basedonly on their outward appearances, and see firsthand how friendship, loyalty, andsacrifice blossom beautiful fruit in this novel.

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      • The Pathfinder: NOT YOUR PREY

        The Pathfinder: NOT YOUR PREY

        by Rovshan Abdullaoglu

        The "Pathfinder" series tells us about the hidden and obvious enemies of African tribes and the struggle of brave and courageous people who try to change the fate of a large continent. At the same time, these books will introduce the reader to the ancient culture, beliefs, and legends of various African tribes; the mysterious connection between man and nature; and will bring clarity to important questions related to the philosophy of life, creation, and psychology of man and society. The first book in the series, Not Your Prey, tells the story of the pygmies, one of the most oppressed tribes in Africa. These people, who were hunted and eaten like animals by other tribes, were later subjected to all kinds of aggression by the natives as well as by the white invaders. Pygmies, the shortest people in the world, were kept in cages as living exhibits in European and American zoos at the beginning of the 20th century under the name of "evolved human". The most important question facing fist-sized humans to change their destiny is perhaps one we've never considered: Is there a way to prove you're human?

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      • Üsyan

        Üsyan

        by Rovshan Abdullaoglu

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