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Awful story about expat life in Saudi. I never would have gone there for any reason. She must wish she had skipped that cultural experience too.


Tags : Silent Violence [D. M. Samson, Dawn Marie] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. In 1984 Dawn Marie travelled with her husband to Saudi Arabia. He had secured a job replacing the outgoing foreman of a secluded farm near Riyadh. Almost two years later she would return. Alone. Broken. In Silent Violence she tells us of her journey: a long downward spiral. From the first inklings of things not being right,D. M. Samson, Dawn Marie,Silent Violence,D. M. Samson,0955679605,FICTION General,Fiction,Fiction - General,General,General & Literary Fiction,Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)

Silent Violence D M Samson Dawn Marie 9780955679605 Books Reviews

I really enjoyed the book and found it educational , different cultures always are.If there is a moral to the story it is When in Rome etc. But I do like to know fact from fiction and do not think they should be mixed !
With the help of D.M. Samson, Dawn Marie has told her terrible story. They claim to have self-published it because the government were against its publication.

Dawn Marie's experiences in Saudi Arabia in the mid-1980s are harrowing and fascinating. Written in a poetic style in the first person we arrive with her with wide-eyed naivety and leave weathered and beaten.

But this book is not Saudi-bashing. If anything expats come out of it pretty badly. I would say that the essential message is that some cultures cannot and do not mix.

Read inside at his website google David M Samson
This must have been a profoundly disturbing experience for the author and, I, for one, believe her. There is no way that anyone could have written in such detail, about such horrific events, unless they were true. Yet, she has not left the reader seething with hate and condemnation of Eastern culture. Far from it. She reminds us that Hitler was actually a Christian, and also that Moslem women seem quite happy with their way of life.
But then, at the end of the story, she also reminds us that in every culture there are always a few bad apples. So which is right? You must decide for yourself when you read the book. Bottle
Awful story about expat life in Saudi. I never would have gone there for any reason. She must wish she had skipped that cultural experience too.