M.I. Quandour

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  • Bibliography:
    31 Books (1 Series)
  • First Book:
    June 2006
  • Latest Book:
    August 2022
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Full Series List in Order

Baibars Saga

1 - Qama and the Scimitar (Nov-2015)
2 - The Warlord (Dec-2016)
3 - The Sultan (May-2017)

Book List in Order: 31 titles

  • Desert Sunrise

    A young English teenager travels to Jordan to visit his famous author-uncle and finds experiences that catapult him to manhood. This is a story of passion, superstition and adventure against the backdrop if the Yugoslavian civil war and the romantic ...

  • The Last Hunt

    An African Safari becomes the battle ground for the Russian oligarchs' conflict for power and the Hunt itself turns into the catalyst for resolving hatreds, rivalries and ambitions. It is also the story of the rape of Russian industry and Russian wea...

  • The Legend

    The year 2000 marked the 250th anniversary of the English thoroughbred, the fastest and most expensive horse in the world today. Its primary progenitor was an Arabian stallion imported into England during the middle of the 18th century, later known a...

  • Revolution

    Revolution is an historical novel of extraordinary power and perception. It reveals in a balanced narrative form many hitherto unknown facts about the two major upheavals of the early 20th Century; the Russian Revolution and the disintegration of the...

  • Lost in Chechnya

    Julia Downing, an English beauty on assignment in war-torn Chechnya is kidnapped by rebels who hold her for ransom under the threat of death. Wounded in an explosion, she escapes into the wild Caucasus Mountains, where she collapses in exhaustion, on...

  • The Balkan Story

    No European region in recent history has seen as much suffering and devastation as the Balkans, where all the terrible manifestations of man's inhumanity to man could be demonstrated, and sometimes televised to a complacent world. What is unknown to ...

  • Children of the Diaspora

    The final book in Mohy Quandour's series about the Circassians, a moving and enchanting read, loaded with atmosphere, combining autobiographical notes with historical events of the 20th century. A powerful and honest portrayal of a people who suffere...

  • Iraq: Desert Crossings

    The Jordan Times English language newspaper, in its 23 June, 2008 edition wrote the following: "It was a moment of renewed hope for Iraq's antiquity officials when some 2,466 valuable artifacts, feared lost forever, were returned to them Sunday.Antiq...

  • The Kavkas Trilogy

    The Kavkas Trilogy '...is timely. Its message is clear: History is only meaningful if someone learns its lessons. Can the Caucasian nations avoid a catastrophe like Yugoslavia, or will the same ethnic separatists' nationalism lead us to another disas...



  • The Circassian Trilogy

    This series of historical novels is a story of a Caucasian nation (the Circassians) put into a story format beginning with the end of the 18th century (from 1780s) to the end of the twentieth century. It is the story of their disastrous immigration f...

  • Robina

    Robina is a beautiful dark haired European teenager living in a poor Wicca community in the suburbs of Paris. God has endowed her with striking beauty; an amazingly voluptuous figure, a sensuous beautiful face, and fine feminine features. But God als...

  • Family

    Murat, a young Turkish immigrant boy whose parents die in an automobile accident in England after their arrival, is adopted by a British family and grows to become a successful businessman as a proper British subject. But when he marries a typical En...

  • The Flying Cavalry

    This is not a documentary of historical events but a story based on historical documents about a period in Turkish history during the Turkish peoples' struggle to form an independent republic. Though the events in question occurred relatively recentl...

  • The Plot

    It is the waning years of the Nineteenth century and the Ottoman Empire finds itself in peril. It is heavily indebted to European banks. Its defeat to Russia in the Balkans and loss of the Balkan territories intensifies the appetite of the colonial p...

  • The Roma Queen

    On the 25th of May each year, Romanies, Tzigans, Gitans, Manush, Kale, Gitanos, Travellers, otherwise known as Gypsies, congregate from all the corners of the globe for a pilgrimage to the southern French town of Les Saintes Maries de la Mer. They co...

  • Sunset of Innocence

    A drama of coming of age for a young English teenager visiting his author uncle in Turkey. The uncle is a war correspondent who becomes a best selling author and then falls on bad times as an alcoholic. A Turkish General friend helps him to take a le...

  • Qama and the Scimitar

    Baibars Saga - 1

    This is the story of a young Circassian boy abducted into slavery on the Black Sea cost of Circassia during the early years of the Thirteenth Century to be sold into a Bahri warriors compound in Syria. What follows is a heart-wrenching adventure dram...

  • Ivan & Maria: Story of Ivan the Terrible and Maria Temruko

    Russia, 1561. Tsar Ivan iv (the Terrible) is a sadistic brute. He is also a scholar, religious devotee, paranoid schizophrenic and a sex maniac. And Ivan is at war. Poland-Lithuania, his enemies to the west and the Crimean Tatars, his enemies to the ...

  • Karbardin

    This is the incredible story of the Circassian horse of the Caucasus, the Kabardin, and how it ended up in the north of England during the reign of Marcus Aurelius in the years 147-148 AD. It was proven with DNA testing recently that the famous Cleve...



  • The Falcon of Andalusia

    This is the story of Abd al-Rahman ibn Mu’awiya ibn Hisham, a prince of the Umayyad house of Abu Sufyan and his escape from the clutches of the Abbasids during their violent takeover of power in Damascus in 750 AD.

    It is a story full of a...

  • The Warlord

    Baibars Saga - 2

    The French Crusade under King Louis IX threatens Egypt and Islam in a campaign to liberate Jerusalem from Egypt, the bastion of Islamic power in the region. The Ayyubid warriors under Fakhr al-Din, one of the most distinguished warriors of Islam, ...

  • Antidote

    The assassination attempt on the Hamas leader Khalid Mishal in Jordan on 25 September, 1997 has to be of one of the greatest fiascos in the history of special operations. It was intended as retaliation against Hamas for the Mahane Yehuda Market bo...

  • The Sultan

    Baibars Saga - 3

    The Sultan is the continuation and conclusion of the Baibars legacy. Following his successful campaign against the Mongols, Baibars’s popularity reaches its zenith amassing even greater following, making him a serious contender for Sultan Qutuz....

  • The Journey of Tears

    The Deported is more than just a chronicle of a terrible and forgotten crime against humanity. It’s a gripping tale of human will that both shakes and reinforces the reader’s faith in humanity… creates a comprehensive tale of human passions,...

  • Night of the Generals

    The story of the attempted coup in Turkey became an international incident of interest because of the lingering evidence of foreign government agencies involved in the operation.

    At first, what seemed like the amateurish operation of some re...

  • Jaber

    During road construction works leading up to a Petra in Wadi Musa (Valley of Moses), a piece of Basanite rock with strange Hebrew lettering is discovered in the rubble by Jaber, a young 12-year-old Bedouin boy of the B'Doul trive, the descendents ...

  • Weeping in the Wind

    Beirut was one of the most exciting cosmopolitan cities in the world. It was often referred to as the Paris of the East. The Lebanese, especially the Christians of Lebanon, consider themselves descendents of the French and Western Crusader culture...

  • The Circassian Lawrence

    This is the story of Esref Kuşçubaşı, the Circassian adventurer who was often called 'The Turkish Lawrence of Arabia'. I prefer to call him as "The Circassian Lawrence of Arabia" because he was born a Circassian. His story is little known outs...

  • Svetlana

    Svetlana Alliluyeva grew up in the Kremlin in the shadow of her father, the Soviet leader, Joseph Stalin. Because of her defection to the West, she is labelled as a traitor, an enemy of the people and a terrible mother for deserting her children and ...



  • Anjara

    A young English teenage travels to Jordan to visit his famous author-uncle and finds experiences that catapult him to manhood. This is a story of passion, superstition and adventure against the backdrop of the Yugoslavian civil war and the romantic w...

  • The Trap

    At one time I had considered myself a serious hunter. But after an African Safari experience in the Zambezi river basin, I gave up hunting animals or birds for good. In fact you could say that I became something of an anti-hunting campaigner. Fishing...

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

M.I. Quandour has published 31 books.

M.I. Quandour does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, The Trap, was published in August 2022.

The first book by M.I. Quandour, Revolution, was published in June 2006.

Yes. M.I. Quandour has 1 series.
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