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 Desert Royal - Jean Sasson
Newest Review: ... be discarded to another buyer after the “owner” becomes bored with them (any also after having taken the poor girl’s ... more  ... virginity). This book does actually bring to light that the sex/slave traffic in young girls is still alive – which I find totally abhorrent in this day and age!
It also gives us another insight into the injustices against the female population whereby the word of the religious men is taken as true and the poor female hasn’t got a cat in hell’s chance of getting the Arabs to believe her side of the story. For example, a young girl from a wealthy family was swimming in her parents’ outdoor swimming pool in a bikini. Their ne...more |
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Desert Royal - Jean Sasson: Obscene Wealth (1164 words)
by - written on 26/11/04 (Very useful, 1055 readings)
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Having read Princess and Princess Sultana’s Daughters, I just had to finish the true life trilogy and buy Desert Royal by Jean Sasson. It can be quite confusing when purchasing this book because there is another title by Jean Sasson called Princess Sultana’s Circle which is, as I understand it, the American version of Desert Royal (or it could be vice versa!). So, Desert Royal continues the story of the life of Princess Sultana and her family – her husband Kareem and her two daughters Maha and Amani. As with the first two books, the author recounts the lifestyle of the fabulously wealthy royal Saudis which is all due to the exploration of oil in ... Read the complete review
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