honor crisis

"Crisis of honor":
A cry in the face of childhood abuse... and a novel that discusses a hushed-up social issue... that gnaws at the bones of children in many homes... even killing their innocent souls while they are still in the cradle.
"Crisis of Honor" addresses the issue of child sexual abuse and rape, exposing the perpetrators, who are often the closest people to the abused children. It also sheds light on the distorted family relationships that sever communication between parents and children, further complicating the problem.
It also addresses the harassment girls face in any society, and the impact of physical harassment on their lives, future, and social relationships.
It is a novel written in the language of the age.. Painful.. Moaning sounds emanate from between its lines.. Suspenseful until the last line.. Gathering bouquets of love, hate, betrayal and different psychological conflicts.. And telling a story from every verse.. At some point you feel as if you know "Laila".. And you wish you could go back in time to get to know "Hamdan".. And "Jihad's" madness reminds you of one of your friends.. And "Saif's" provocative calm reminds you of your forty-year-old relative.. And at some point you wish you could pounce on "Akram".. Or join "Celine" in one of her women's morning gatherings.. And you wish you could read psychology encyclopedias to be able to interpret the character of "Abu Masoud".
"A Crisis of Honor" is an awareness message to every reader to keep their eyes wide open and protect their children after "Obaida" passed away in the blink of an eye. And a warning to every father and mother to reconsider their calculations again. And not to trust anyone regarding their children. They are a trust that cannot be easily recovered after it is lost or neglected.