With this exceptional novel in its advanced technique, the Iraqi writer Ward Badr Al-Salem has completed his Yazidi epic in a narrative trilogy, preceded by (The Virgin of Sinjar), then (Daughters of Lalish), and here it is (Nymphs of the Mountain) walking the same line in presenting the Yazidi scene through a successful novel in which he said Al-Salem is a lot about the struggle of good and evil; Taking from the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan, the ground in which the events of the narration take place. (Nymphs of the Mountain) is a document of evil at its maximum extent for the inhumane practices of ISIS against the Yazidi women who were captured and subjected to brutal practices. It will look like an enlarged movie image in its external form, but its depth extends to the evil spirit that is accustomed to rape, murder and distort human features from the inside. and abroad. Number of pages: 273
