This is a compilation of stories based upon the author's experiences living and working in the Middle East. The first is "Return strongly spiritual and examines the religions of Islam and Christianity. The second is an allegorical horror comedy based on superstitions from the Middle East. In "Return of Ivanhoe" a legendary figure returns from the Middle East to tell the world his experiences as a Christian living and working in the Islamic country of Saudi Arabia. He forewarns the West about the growing threat of Occultism and analyzes both the Bible and the Quran to show where this threat originates. Both holy books predict an all-out holy war whereby in the Book of Revelations the Christians will be called upon to defend Israel and the chosen people of God, the Jews. The Quran condemns the Jews as the enemy of God and that Israel will be destroyed as Christ returns to Damascus, Syria. Ivanhoe champions the cause to defend Israel and to be wary of Occultism as it is the ancient enemy of God and leads people astray from the true Judaic-Christian religion that the Bible presents. This tale is non-fiction and has strong religious messages and discusses spirituality.In "Toilet Jinn Un-Flushed" a great evil has arisen as predicted from the central region of the Arabian Penisula known as the Najd and this evil has been unleashed as a devil's horn in the form of a Toilet Jinn - the most feared and disgusting of all the jinn entities. Based on ancient Hebrew demonology and Arabic superstitions this story discusses current religious aspects of demons as well as the occult and the havoc that this new evil unleashes on small cities throughout the USA. This tale is a comical horror story and allegorical in nature.