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Zahra, Unapologetic

A Second Chance Romance

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Zahra, Unapologetic

De : Mina Zafri
Lu par : Sandi Hunts, Fajer Al-Kaisi
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A young Palestinian American woman searches for joy, connection, and hard-earned independence in this unforgettable new romantic comedy.

After a barrage of accusations and Arabic curses, Zahra announces to her family she's moving out. It's just another chapter in the twenty-five-year-old's imaginary novel, 101 Ways to Disappoint Your Immigrant Parents. It pains her to let her domineering baba down, but Zahra, a second-generation Palestinian American, is determined to begin adulting and building her coding career after a long, difficult adolescence.

Things get off to a bumpy start when Zahra's laptop malfunctions while she's working in a bookstore. That is, until a swoon-worthy witness to her chaos comes to the rescue. Who knew manipulating wires with surgical precision could be so sexy? Soon, sparks are flying between Zahra and her savior. But before anything can come of their meet cute, her mystery man gets a phone call and then runs out of the shop, disappearing around a corner.

Five years later, they bump into each other at a nightclub where they're both celebrating Zahra's brother's—Theo's childhood best friend's—recent engagement. When they realize who the other is, Zahra feels even more resentment toward Theo for how their last meeting ended, and he feels only anguish. But neither can deny the burning attraction that's still between them. And with Rafi's wedding quickly approaching, their unexpected reunion will challenge them to face the traumas of their pasts—and find the courage to attempt a future together.

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Commentaires

“Funny, smart, and full of depth, with characters you can’t help but root for. Mina Zafri has written a truly fresh and charming debut. Romance readers will absolutely fall in love with this one!” —Naina Kumar, USA Today–bestselling author of Just a Highland Fling

“A story filled with relatable characters, complex family dynamics, and a forced proximity romance that will have you instantly hooked, Zahra, Unapologetic is the perfect rom-com blend of swoon-worthy chemistry, humor, and heart.” —Ali K. Mulford, bestselling coauthor of Pumpkin Spice & Poltergeist

“A thrilling new voice in romance, Mina Zafri seamlessly blends heartfelt experiences of the Palestinian diaspora with beloved romantic tropes, leaving readers clamoring for more.” —Diana Quincy, bestselling author of The Duke Who Ravished Me

“A sparkling debut infused with Palestinian culture, family hilarity, and a swoony second-chance romance. This one should be on every rom-com lover’s TBR!” —Nisha Sharma, award-winning author of Dating Dr. Dil

“Told in alternating voices and brimming with strong friendships and complicated family dynamics, this steamy romance, set in the Palestinian diaspora in Washington, DC, is a rich and highly enjoyable debut that will make a superb addition to library collections of all sizes.” — Library Journal, starred review

“This second-chance romance is brimming with banter and found family. Smart and sexy, culturally specific and universally enjoyable, Zafri’s debut is a sorely needed dose of Palestinian American representation for any library’s romance collection.” — Booklist

“Whip smart and utterly swoon worthy, I devoured this in one sitting. Mina is a must-read new voice in romance.” —Nadia El-Fassi, author of Best Hex Ever

“A poignant, witty, and swoon-worthy debut that does the ‘brother’s best friend’ trope just right. Zafri gives us a character in Zahra who perfectly embodies what it is to be both wholly American and Palestinian as a second-generation immigrant. It’s a novel that will resonate with those who rebel against tradition to forge their own path to happiness!” —Tati Richardson, author of Struck Speechless

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