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The Afghan Wife
The Afghan Wife | Cindy Davies
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During the 1979 Islamic revolution in Iran, Zahra, a young Afghan refugee has to make a terrible choice. Stay with her lover or leave to save her anarchist cousin's life.
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Bibliosmiast
The Afghan Wife | Cindy Davies
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This is not the usual genre that I read, but I truly did enjoy it. It was captivating and gripping, and though there was so much going on, it was easy to read and follow. I learned so much and developed an appreciation for the different cultures, and was able to see things from a very different viewpoint than I am used to. It is a story about politics and love, turmoil and suspense. I definitely can see this becoming a movie.

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ReadingisMyPassion
The Afghan Wife | Cindy Davies
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Loved this book by Cindy Davies. Well written look into the lives of the Iranian people after the Revolution. Has star-crossed lovers and political intrigue. Elicited a strong emotional response. A reminder of what we take for granted.