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Jean P. Sasson - Princess Sultana's Daughters: A Saudi Arabian Woman's Intimate Revelations About Sex, Love, Marriage-And the Fate of Her Beautiful Daughters-Behind the Veil Reviews

Jean P. Sasson - Princess Sultana's Daughters: A Saudi Arabian Woman's Intimate Revelations About Sex, Love, Marriage-And the Fate of Her Beautiful Daughters-Behind the Veil

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  • Second part of Princess trilogy

    Rated a Somewhat Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Sep 1, 2008
    Pros: Very well detailed and organized.
    Cons:

    Boring in some chapters.


    Summary: This is the second installment of the Princess trilolgy and it continues from where Princess left off. Sultana now tells her story with a little more intricate details of sex, love, marriage and the hope she has for her two daughters. Her biggest ... read more

  • The Princess Turns Mother

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Jan 27, 2004
    Pros: The topic is interesting and is one that has been rarely discussed.
    Cons: Poor storyline, weak characterization.

    Summary: It was my friend who got me started on the Princess Sultana trilogy after she read the first book and claimed that she was in tears by the end of it. I simply had to read all three books in a week, and I admit I was in tears by the end as well. The ... read more

  • The Saudi saga continues

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Oct 9, 2003
    Pros: It's somewhat of a page turner. Scandalous and lurid...
    Cons: A little bit trashy. Title is a somewhat misleading.

    Summary: When I first read Jean Sasson's 1992 book, Princess I enjoyed it enough to read the 1994 sequel, Princess Sultana's Daughters. After recently re-reading this book, I am reminded of how much I've grown up in the past nine years. Princess ... read more

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