Ashley Dartnell's debut novel emerges from a rich tapestry of personal experience, exploring themes of cultural identity and the journeys shaped by a cross-cultural upbringing. Her writing delves into the complexities of navigating multiple worlds, offering readers a perspective forged in diverse environments. Through compelling narratives, Dartnell captures the nuances of belonging and displacement. Her prose is both insightful and evocative, promising a deeply resonant reading experience.
Born a farangi (foreign) girl in 1960s Tehran to an American beauty and a handsome English father, Ashley Dartnell's life had all the ingredients of a fairy tale. This stunning memoir tells how it all went wrong: from servants and parties to betrayals and bankruptcy.