Warrior (Crossfire Seals, #5) (2014)
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Intellectually, she understood the concept of swara. In this part of the world, the Pashto people had a custom called pashtunswali—taking revenge to maintain honor. This was viewed as justice.
Their investigation into the Pashto singer’s death report was based on the suspicion she was murdered because of this custom. She had publicly divorced her husband a year ago and went back into performing publicly, something deeply conservative Afghan and Pakistani men deemed as unseemly. Therefore her dea...th came as no surprise to many people here. Although she was an immensely popular singer, the opinion that her murder was justified was accepted, with little moral outrage.
Sean Cortez had told her he wanted to dig deeper, to get the investigative piece to resonate about culture and deep tribal beliefs, and how change was difficult for Pashtun women. The topic was a timely one because of the recent push by Afghan and Iranian women for small changes, such as driving a car by themselves and even getting an education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Intellectually, she understood the concept of swara. In this part of the world, the Pashto people had a custom called pashtunswali—taking revenge to maintain honor. This was viewed as justice.
Their investigation into the Pashto singer’s death report was based on the suspicion she was murdered because of this custom. She had publicly divorced her husband a year ago and went back into performing publicly, something deeply conservative Afghan and Pakistani men deemed as unseemly. Therefore her dea...th came as no surprise to many people here. Although she was an immensely popular singer, the opinion that her murder was justified was accepted, with little moral outrage.
Sean Cortez had told her he wanted to dig deeper, to get the investigative piece to resonate about culture and deep tribal beliefs, and how change was difficult for Pashtun women. The topic was a timely one because of the recent push by Afghan and Iranian women for small changes, such as driving a car by themselves and even getting an education.
What to read after Warrior (Crossfire Seals, #5)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gennita Low to read onlineMoreLess
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