The Dawn of Saudi is a mystery about the oppression of women and the
human rights abuse in Saudi Arabia. This is Homa Pourasgari's second
book which was released June 22, 2009 and can be found at Amazon.
To read a press release, visit Send2Press Newswire. Here is where you
can see The Dawn of Saudi Book Trailer. Pourasgari is a member of
The Greater Los Angeles Writers Society (GLAWS)
human rights abuse in Saudi Arabia. This is Homa Pourasgari's second
book which was released June 22, 2009 and can be found at Amazon.
To read a press release, visit Send2Press Newswire. Here is where you
can see The Dawn of Saudi Book Trailer. Pourasgari is a member of
The Greater Los Angeles Writers Society (GLAWS)
Although this is a work of fiction,
the subject matter is not. In the
Kingdom:
the subject matter is not. In the
Kingdom:
 | Women have no rights and are | |
| considered the property of a man. | ||
| Foreigners from third world | |
| countries are often subjected to horrifying conditions. | ||
| Religious freedom is | |
| nonexistent. |
Set in Saudi Arabia and United States, The Dawn of Saudi
takes the reader from a conservative country with no
freedom to a country that strives to provide equality for
everyone. The book is international and multicultural with
characters from all walks of life and religions working
together as a team to overcome the prejudice created by
powerful people who want to divide and conquer the world.
takes the reader from a conservative country with no
freedom to a country that strives to provide equality for
everyone. The book is international and multicultural with
characters from all walks of life and religions working
together as a team to overcome the prejudice created by
powerful people who want to divide and conquer the world.
Please be sure to have a look at Homa Pourasgari's first
novel, Lemon Curd, a romantic fiction that takes place
in Los Angeles and London between two executives who
work in the marketing industry.
novel, Lemon Curd, a romantic fiction that takes place
in Los Angeles and London between two executives who
work in the marketing industry.
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In Search for Freedom
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to
justice everywhere…Whatever
affects one directly, affects all
indirectly.” -Martin Luther King Jr.
justice everywhere…Whatever
affects one directly, affects all
indirectly.” -Martin Luther King Jr.
The Dawn of Saudi
In Search for Freedom
