American writer Zoë Ferraris leverages her insider’s knowledge of Saudi Arabia to good effect to create another in her series of Saudi-based detective novels. (June)
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15 spring 2012 novels we think you'll like
A preview of new novels coming this spring.
11. 'Kingdom of Strangers,' by Zoë Ferraris
