Friday, June 21, 2013  Review: If You Could Be Mine by Sara
Farizen  Received from Netgalley for review     Nasrin could be
beaten, imprisoned, even executed if their relationship  came to
light. So they carry on in secret—until Nasrin’s parents
announce that  they’ve arranged for her marriage. Nasrin tries
to persuade Sahar that    loving Nasrin exclusively—and openly.
is seen as nature’s mistake, and sex reassignment is legal and
her true self?  My Review: A close friend of mine is Muslim so I
when I read the description of this novel I knew I had to read
it. This was a great novel about a very taboo subject. I'm sure
there is no other novel about this exact subject out there.
Sahar and Nasrin have been best friend their whole lives. They
are both girls. And they are in love with each other. Not too
big of a deal. Until you realize they are Muslim and they live
in Iran. Now it's a HUGE deal. They steal kisses and tell each
other they love each other. They're not sure how they will
always be together b