The End of the Sahara by Said Khatibi, translated from Arabic by Alexander Elinson, selected as one of '10 Noir Novels to Kill For' by The Markaz Review. "The novel highlights the enduring scars of gender-based violence, historical and contemporary, while showcasing resilient, resourceful women who drive the narrative forward. From mothers protecting their families to fiery young lawyers seeking justice, the female characters deliver some of the story’s most unforgettable moments, with shared wit and incisive dialogue."
