Eye-opening, courageous, and impossible to look away from.
The sequel to Princess, Daughters of Arabia continues the true story of Princess Sultana of Saudi Arabia — a woman living behind palace walls in a society bound by tradition and secrecy. Through her eyes, Jean Sasson offers a rare and unflinching look at the struggles of women whose lives are hidden from the world, blending personal testimony with powerful cultural critique.
“Silence is the enemy of justice.”
Essential reading for fans of memoirs, Middle Eastern studies, and women’s rights narratives. Perfect for readers of Infidel (Ayaan Hirsi Ali) and In the Land of Invisible Women (Qanta Ahmed).
