In 1987, Joanna, a young Kurdish bride, witnessed the devastating impact of chemical warfare when Saddam Hussein's forces attacked her village in northern Iraq. Rescued by her husband, a Kurdish freedom fighter, she endured a perilous escape across the mountains, fleeing a land ravaged by conflict and persecution. This compelling narrative recounts her harrowing journey from unimaginable terror to a new life, a testament to resilience amidst atrocity, as told to bestselling author Jean Sasson.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain a first-hand account of survival during chemical weapon attacks in Iraq.
• Understand the struggles and resilience of the Kurdish people under oppressive regimes.
• Explore a powerful true story of love, courage, and escape against a backdrop of war.
• Read an impactful narrative by Jean Sasson, known for chronicling the lives of oppressed women.