PositiveThe Financial TimesDeath and despair are never far away: men lined up and shot in large pits that become mass graves; ISIS fighters brandish the severed hands of a water-tanker driver who smuggled cigarettes to an enslaved woman; loved ones lost. Yet it is the courage and resilience of the women that shines through. There are also examples of Muslims putting themselves in danger to help Yazidis, including a seamstress who hid a mother and child on the run. The book serves as a powerful reminder of the brutality of ISIS amid concerns there are signs of a resurgence
