Tears of an Orphan Girl is a young woman's story of survival. Her mother is heinously murdered, her father jailed and disappeared, and she is left alone with her little brother in a war-torn village. Her lover is an artist whose art proves to be a token of threat, liberation, and love. Adversity follows them like a shadow, and the way they handle their problems remains to be a riddle this novel will unravel. The story is a blend of miracle, love, anguish, and death. Wonders will never cease. Out of destruction and anguish, a tree of love burgeons and works wonders. Sayed H. Rohani grew up in Afghanistan and came to the U.S. in 1986. He currently resides in New Jersey. As a playwright, he published Will-0'-the Wisp and The Universal Players. As a novelist, he published Into the Shadows, Into the Light; Humanity May Fail, Not Truth and Justice; and Wedding in the Sandcastle. His next novel will be If You Behaved Fatherly, I Would Spare You. His writings reflect social injustice, political corruption, and psychological dilemmas, focusing on the universal qualities of truth, justice, humanity, and freedom. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/sayedhrohani