Jacky Trevane je pseudonymom britskej autorky, ktorá vo svojej knihe Fatwa: Living with a Death Threat opisuje svoje údajné úteky pred manželom a fatvou. Jej opis života v Káhire a následného rozchodu s manželom sa však stretol s protichodnými tvrdeniami zo strany jej manžela, ktorý popiera mnohé z jej výrokov. Táto kniha ponúka pohľad na osobné drámu a stret kultúr, pričom čitatelia sú postavení pred nutnosť zvážiť rôzne perspektívy prezentované v tomto diele.
Die junge Engländerin Jacky heiratet den Ägypter Omar und folgt ihm nach Kairo, wo sich ihr Leben bald zu einem Albtraum entwickelt: Sechs Jahre lang ist sie den Misshandlungen ihres Mannes ausgesetzt. Zwar gelingt Jacky mit ihren beiden kleinen Töchtern die Flucht nach England, doch muss sie dort in ständiger Todesangst leben: Ihr Mann hat eine Fatwa – ein Kopfgeld – auf sie ausgesetzt …
Příběh o ženách, které si prožily své peklo. Byly týrány už rodiči a po svatbě terorizovány manželem nebo jeho příbuznými. Často byly přinuceny ke sňatku a den co den prožívají rozmanité formy ponižování i bolestný pocit osamění. Většina z nich touží zmizet do ústraní, stát se neviditelnými, aby unikly věčnému strachu, co přinese příští chvíle, zítřejší den
The amazing story of a woman who risked her life to get herself and her two little girls out of Cairo and away from an abusive husband. Now living in the shadow of a Fatwa, a Muslim death threat, this memoir will ensure that her story is never forgotten...
Many of the women who contacted Jacky after the publication of Fatwa identified with her horrific story of abuse and violent harassment. Jacky has interviewed some of these women, from different races and religions, whose suffering has remained invisible within society. From the woman who was neglected and abused by her whole family as a child to a teenage girl fighting against a forced arranged marriage, these stories are diverse and moving and sometimes without a happy ending. Invisible Women is a reminder that women are still vulnerable to abuse and control, but it also shows the remarkable inner resources by which they can survive.
How on earth can you 'fall into' online dating? Well, separated and sixty-four, I somehow managed to do just that, and what an experience that turned out to be! Bewildering, fascinating, at times a real laugh and a few narrow escapes thrown into the mix, I survived to tell the tale. Frogs, Frauds, Perverts or (Potential) Princes? The author's own story, this is an honest account of a sixty-something catapulting herself into the world of online dating, with Covid-19 muscling in and gatecrashing her party, thinly disguised as the Big Bad Wolf. Jacky's humdrum life in Spain takes on a different pace after she joins three online dating sites: will the men she meets be anything like their online personas? The whole dating-scene journey teaches a naïve new Tinderella to be wary and wise as most of the men she meets fall into the above categories - but not all The story opens in the present day, November 2020, and flips back to 'Once upon a Time/How it all Began', specifically October 2019, progresses through 2020 and the advent of Covid-19, and through the year until the search for the handsome PP, Potential Prince, comes to an end... a fairy tale ending? You'll have to wait and see!