Daughters of Arabia Sasson, Jean

Jean Sasson returns with another unflinching look inside the gilded cages of Saudi Arabia's royal families. This time, the focus shifts to the next generation — daughters born into extraordinary wealth but bound by traditions that deny them the most basic freedoms. Through the voices of Princess Sultana and her daughters, Sasson exposes the contradictions of a world where billion-dollar shopping sprees coexist with brutal honor codes, where girls are educated abroad but forbidden to drive at home. The stories are intimate and often harrowing: forced marriages, secret love affairs, punishments that would be unthinkable in the West. Sasson doesn't sensationalize — she doesn't need to. The reality is stark enough. For readers who devoured *Princess* and wanted to know what happened next, or anyone fascinated by forbidden windows into closed societies.