Sama and Hadi are a young couple just starting out in life, full of love and hope with a new baby on the way too this should be an exciting time.
But towards the end of the end of Sama's pregnancy Hadi has to travel to Jordan to arrange a funeral for his father.
Little does he know a law enacted while he is away denies him access both to his new adopted country and also his wife and child.
This is the heartbreaking story of loves and lives torn apart due to red tape and new law implementation without any thought as to the human cost or tragedy.
Very well written with deep empathy and understanding of her characters and subject.
I just wish that the author hadn't left such an "open to interpretation" ending.
As I am the kind of reader that likes a clear cut finish.
But still this doesn't detract from a great story that is very relevent in the world today.
But towards the end of the end of Sama's pregnancy Hadi has to travel to Jordan to arrange a funeral for his father.
Little does he know a law enacted while he is away denies him access both to his new adopted country and also his wife and child.
This is the heartbreaking story of loves and lives torn apart due to red tape and new law implementation without any thought as to the human cost or tragedy.
Very well written with deep empathy and understanding of her characters and subject.
I just wish that the author hadn't left such an "open to interpretation" ending.
As I am the kind of reader that likes a clear cut finish.
But still this doesn't detract from a great story that is very relevent in the world today.