In this continuation of the bestselling Princess series, Jean Sasson recounts the true story of Princess Sultana of Saudi Arabia as she struggles to protect women's rights in a society bound by tradition. From family conflicts to political upheaval, Sultana's voice shines as she steps out of the shadows to fight for justice.
Eye-opening and courageous, this is a book that resonates deeply with themes of female empowerment, cultural critique, and one woman's fight against oppression. The quote that stays with readers: "Silence is a prison, but truth is freedom."
Perfect for fans of Khaled Hosseini (A Thousand Splendid Suns), Azar Nafisi (Reading Lolita in Tehran), or readers who connected with Sasson's earlier Princess books.
A paperback (2003) in Very Good condition. Minor shelf wear, pages clean and intact, binding tight.
