The Almond by Nedjma book review


Published: 2005
Genre: Erotica
About the Author:

Nedjma is a pseudonymous other than she is from North African Village, the book was translated by C. Jane hunter.

 Short summary of the book:

The Almond is a must read for those looking for culturally enriched erotica. The book touches on force marriages as well as love relationships. The authors speaks on dating in a intricate enigmatic culture as she takes you on an roller coaster ride.

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