Eyes of the Seer (The Derbfine Series #2)
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n ancient Ireland, men and women take to the legends for answers. Different-colored eyes are the...
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Stone The Crows (Wolf Winter #2)
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When the Winter arrives, the Wolves will come down over the walls and eat little boys in their beds....
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Awaken Me Darkly (Alien Huntress, #1)
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RIDDING THE WORLD OF EVIL, ONE ALIEN AT A TIME: THAT'S MIA SNOW'S MISSION. Snow is in the forecast....
A Wind in the Door (A Wrinkle in Time Quintet, #2)
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A Wind in the Door is a fantastic adventure story involving Meg Murry, her small brother Charles...
No Man’s Land (John Puller #4)
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Two men. Thirty years. John Puller’s mother, Jackie, vanished thirty years ago from Fort...
RISE: The Story of Augustines (2018)
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In August of 2009 singer William McCarthy’s younger brother James, in the midst of a lengthy...
Morrigan's Cross
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The Circle Trilogy begins with an epic tale that breaks down the boundaries between reality and the...
Miss Purdys Class
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A tale of hardship and social injustice, Miss Purdy's Class by Annie Murray is a heartfelt saga with...
The Untold Tale
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Forsyth Turn is not a hero. Lordling of Turn Hall and Lysse Chipping, yes. Spymaster for the king,...
ClareR (6001 KP) rated Against the Loveless World in Books
Aug 15, 2021
When she returns to Palestine to her husband’s family in order to divorce him, she meets his brother and falls in love. However, this is the start of more problems for her, as she becomes radicalised.
It did seem hard to believe that she had quite so many problems and terrible things happen to her, but I’ve since read that Nahr’s character is an amalgamation of several real-life stories. So, in a way, it reassured me that one person couldn’t experience ALL of these things, whilst at the same time I felt so sad that anyone could experience ANY of these things.
I couldn’t put this book down, though. It’s a fascinating, yet horrifying novel, and not something that I’ve read about in fiction before - and I’m so glad that I have.