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As Far as She Knew

by Diana Awad

A marriage reshaped by what was hidden

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A marriage reshaped by what was hidden

After her husband Ali’s sudden death, Amira Abadi discovers a house he kept secret and begins investigating his final days. The search unsettles the story she believed about their twenty-three-year marriage, while rumors spread through their close-knit Arab American community. With her children grieving, Amira faces a difficult balance: protecting her family and pursuing answers as old secrets emerge. The novel brings together domestic betrayal, bereavement, family responsibility, and suspense, framing the investigation as both a search into Ali’s past and a test of what Amira will do to learn the truth.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in suspense centered on marriage and concealed histories.
  • Readers who enjoy stories about family navigating grief and difficult revelations.
  • Readers drawn to mysteries set within a close-knit Arab American community.

Themes

Marriage and identitySecrets and betrayalGrief and familyTruth-seekingArab American community

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Book overview

"A masterful exploration of marriage, secrets, and identity that will leave you questioning how well you really know those closest to you. Diana Awad crafts a thriller that is both heart-stopping and heartbreaking." --Mindy Kaling

A devoted wife and mother unravels her late husband's secret life in an emotional and suspenseful novel about betrayal, lies, love, and loss.

For twenty-three years, Amira Abadi believed she had a strong, loving marriage. But when her husband, Ali, dies suddenly, that certainty shatters with the discovery of a house she never knew existed. As whispers of betrayal spread through their tight-knit Arab American community, Amira refuses to let others define her husband's legacy--or her path forward.

Diving into an investigation of Ali's final days, Amira uncovers decades-old secrets that challenge everything she thought she knew. With her children struggling to process their father's death, Amira must balance protecting her family with pursuing the truth, even as each revelation brings her closer to danger.

As Amira peels back layers of lies, she discovers that the greatest mystery isn't what her husband was hiding--it's how far she'll go to uncover the truth.

(c) 2026 by Dora Mekouar, all rights reserved.

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