Desert Royal – Jean Sasson

Princess Sultana returns with more revelations about life inside Saudi Arabia's royal family.

As her daughters grow up, Sultana continues to fight against the restrictions imposed on women — navigating the privileges and dangers of royalty with the same fierce determination that made the first book a global phenomenon. Jean Sasson blends personal testimony with cultural critique, offering readers a rare glimpse into the hidden world of power, tradition, and resistance in the Middle East.

A compelling continuation of the Princess saga — perfect for readers who love memoirs, women's rights narratives, and insider accounts of royal life. Fans of Princess and Daughters of Arabia will not want to miss this.

Rated 4.0/5 on Goodreads from 3,000+ ratings — "Candid and eye-opening — Sasson's insider perspective is invaluable."

A mass market paperback (2003) in Good condition.