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Set against the backdrop of the Middle East, this novel examines the interplay of political forces and cultural heritage. Through its narrative, it highlights how societal pressures and modern realities challenge traditional identities and customs. The story invites readers to consider how history and contemporary change shape individual and collective experiences.
First publish date: 2021
Genre: Political Fiction/Political Drama
Authors: Layla AlAmmar
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