Saudi-American author writes the novel she always wanted to read but couldn't

DAMMAM: While Eman Quotah was growing up on the west coast of Saudi Arabia in the 1990s, the daughter of a Hijazi father and an American mother, she longed to read novels that explored the complexities of life that a Saudi-American girl such as herself was confronted with. Unable to find any stories about the identity issues, societal pressures and family dramas she was

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