Sulha follows Leora, an Israeli-Canadian mother torn between duty and love as she returns to the desert to guard her son’s future. Named for peace in Arabic and Hebrew, her journey weaves past and present against a backdrop of enduring conflict.

Living with a remote Bedouin tribe, Leora confronts grief over her husband’s death in the Sinai war and gains an unexpected perspective on both sides of the struggle. The novel delves into themes of identity, sacrifice and the possibility of reconciliation.

With lyrical prose and a richly rendered landscape recalling the works of Amos Oz and Isak Dinesen, Sulha invites readers to explore the intricate ties of tradition, loss and hope.

• Expansive desert setting and vivid cultural detail
• Exploration of grief, memory and political conflict
• A nuanced portrait of Bedouin life and Israeli history

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