This audiobook, read by Délé Ogundiran and written by Bsrat Mezghebe, follows three Eritrean women in 1991 Washington D.C. as they navigate personal histories, national liberation, and the secrets that shape their future. It explores themes of family, identity, and freedom on the eve of Eritrean independence.

This award-winning novel, set in the fictional African nation of Zambuena, tells the story of Katmé, a privileged wife whose life collides with her childhood friend's art, forcing her to choose between her family and her loyalties. Described as an extraordinary exploration of loyalty, strife, and empowerment, the book tackles entrenched societal issues with a mix of compassion and fury.