Bembi leaves Turkey, leaving behind her twin sister and her beloved husband, Adam, for London. The Kurdish Tobruk family, in exile, tries in vain to break free from the traditions and beliefs that haunt them until the last drop of blood.
The Tobruk family finds itself trapped in the past and shocked by a horrific crime that turns their lives upside down.
A powerful novel set between Turkey and London, it tells of loss and suffering, loyalty and betrayal, and the clash of modernity and tradition, tearing families apart.
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Honor
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A novel that addresses issues of honor, identity, and cultural conflict within a Turkish immigrant family.
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