City of Widows

City of Widows

by Nadia Hashimi

William Morrow · 2026 · 432 pages

As the Taliban's shadow falls once more over Afghanistan, women who have known freedom and opportunity face an uncertain future. This sweeping saga follows Marjan, a former soldier who once lived as a boy to protect her family; Soraya, who defied convention to lead an all-female combat unit; and Mina, a prominent journalist whose voice is now a target. Through their struggles and resilience, the novel explores the courage and fierce determination of Afghan women navigating a world turned upside down.

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