Khair al-Din Jum'ah's 'The Fires of Carthage' is a gripping historical novel that transports readers to the heart of ancient Carthage during its most tumultuous times. This vivid narrative meticulously recreates the epic struggles, political intrigues, and human dramas that culminated in the city's legendary downfall. Jum'ah masterfully explores themes of power, destruction, and the resilience of a people facing inevitable fate. The book offers a profound look into the lives of ordinary citizens and influential leaders alike, as they navigate the brutal realities of war and conquest, making it an essential read for enthusiasts of historical fiction and ancient history.