Saudi Champagne
by Nadia Sakkal
FBT review:
Looking for an Indie book that will captivate and inspire? Look no further than "Saudi Champagne" by Nadia Sakkal. This LGBTQ novel takes readers on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance in a country known for its conservative culture.
In "Saudi Champagne," John, a gay man, reluctantly moves with his partner to Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. Expecting a life of misery, John is surprised to find a different reality as he uncovers stories of LGBTQ individuals navigating a hidden world. As he learns to let go of his preconceptions and embrace the local culture, John discovers the true meaning of bravery and the importance of making mistakes.
This thought-provoking novel offers a unique perspective on LGBTQ life and the challenges faced by those living in a society where their identity must remain hidden. With rich character development and a compelling narrative, "Saudi Champagne" is a must-read for fans of indie titles seeking an engaging and enlightening story. Get your copy today and immerse yourself in this remarkable literary journey.
Publisher Description:
Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, is hardly known as a "gay haven", and John certainly didn't think so. At least at first.
When his partner persists in moving there, he decides to end the matter once and for all by finding proof about how horrible life there can be.
After thorough research, however, he finds no evidence of beheadings of queer people. What he does find are testimonies of how good life can be, as long as they keep their sexuality hidden, a skill John has mastered.
What's in store for a gay couple and their son when they move from the U.S. to Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Champagne tells one man's personal journey of letting go of bad habits, finding passion, accepting a different culture, and being brave enough to make mistakes.
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