Review: A remarkable story of strength
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
I received the book from the author for an honest review.A touching story about two daughters survival, after they had suffered abuse and torture at the hands of their father. A terrorist that was on the FBI's most wanted list. Lucifer incarnated, this man did not care what he did to his own flesh and blood. Doing all he could to destroy them.Three young girls grew up in a world where violence was part of their everyday life, with an absent mother that has lost the will to stand up for them or herself. The two eldest's sisters had taken most of the abuse; drugging little Zahria while preparing her to be a killing machine.A story that takes you from Pakistan to the US as the two surviving sisters escape from their home, trying to connect with a half-sister while outrunning this devil. Curious about the new world, they entered the West, adapting quickly since their lives depended on it.At the tender ages of twelve and seventeen, you learn about their turmoil, their struggles to come to terms with the things that was done to them, and the plan to destroy this man. Much older in mind they worked meticulously and carefully on their survival, while working through the pain and grieve of their past.On their travels they met different people who helped them or spied on them. Dealing with every situation with skill and determination. Their ingenuity absolutely amazing as they stay one step ahead of him and his men.A remarkable story of strength, resilience and courage.Thanks for the opportunity Brain.