A House Without Windows: A Novel: An Emotionally Powerful Novel of Friendship and Injustice in an Afghan Prison

Discover “A House Without Windows: An Emotionally Powerful Novel of Friendship and Injustice in an Afghan Prison.” This unforgettable story from the acclaimed author of “The Pearl That Broke Its Shell” plunges into the heart of injustice, exploring the lives of women in a traditional Afghan society. When Zeba is accused of her husband’s murder, she finds an unlikely sisterhood within the prison walls alongside women facing their own societal punishments. Explore themes of friendship, resilience, and the struggle for justice as Zeba’s lawyer uncovers truths more complex than he imagined. A moving, astonishing, and triumphant look at modern Afghan women, this novel is a must-read for fans of powerful storytelling and cultural insight.