Fundamentally

In this wickedly funny and audacious debut novel, Nadia Amin, a witty PhD, escapes her heartbreak to accept an unexpected job offer from the United Nations, leading a rehabilitation program for women impacted by radicalism in Iraq. As Nadia navigates a chaotic team and her own inner turmoil, she forms a bond with Sara, a sharp-tongued former radical, who challenges Nadia's preconceptions and ultimately forces her to confront her own motivations. This engaging story explores themes of radicalism, family, and belonging, establishing Nadia as a compelling new voice in contemporary fiction.