Alley of Scented Roses - by Abbas Mehran (Paperback)
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Highlights
- Secrets and dreams entwine with the delightful scent of Persian rose attar.Mitra Johnson, a writer haunted by creative drought and a crumbling marriage, reluctantly returns to Melbourne after six years in New York to attend her childhood friend's wedding.
- Author(s): Abbas Mehran
- 268 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Women
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About the Book
Mitra Johnson is grappling with her broken marriage and unfulfilled dream of writing a significant novel. As she reconnects with her family and friends, she faces new predicaments and complexities.
Book Synopsis
Secrets and dreams entwine with the delightful scent of Persian rose attar.
Mitra Johnson, a writer haunted by creative drought and a crumbling marriage, reluctantly returns to Melbourne after six years in New York to attend her childhood friend's wedding. Navigating the complexities of family expectations, old friendships, and personal truths, Mitra faces new dilemmas and rediscovers bonds she thought were lost.
Will she reclaim her voice, overcome her emotional barriers, and find clarity in her tangled life? Can the warmth of friendship and the resilience of community guide her toward self-renewal?
Immerse yourself in this poignant, humorous, and deeply human journey of love, growth, and rediscovery.
Experience the transformative power of connection-grab your copy of "Alley of Scented Roses" today!
Review Quotes
Abbas Mehran's writing style is vivid and detailed, evoking the smells and sounds of Persian culture... Alley of Scented Roses is an incredible work of literature that depicts the strength and endurance of women, the potency of storytelling, and the beauty of Persian culture." Readers' Favorite.
"The author pays tribute to Marsha's (Marsha Mehran) writing and achievements with a tale of love, friendship, family, and reconciliation, woven with rich themes of Persian culture, history, art, and poetry." Readers' Favorite.
"Alley of Scented Roses was a pleasure to read and I highly recommend it. I got so engrossed in the character's lives and stories I did not want the book to end..." Library Thing