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Elif Safak’s novel Three Daughters of Eve was published in 2016. The book was recalled and renamed Confused Quest in numerous regions. In 2018, the book was included on various “best novels” lists. The plot revolves around combining faith with ambiguity.
Peri, a married, prosperous, and attractive Turkish woman, is on her way to a dinner party at a coastal home in Istanbul when her handbag is snatched. As she struggles to regain it, a photograph of three young women and their university professor falls to the ground. Peri had tried valiantly to forget a relic from her past – and a love. Peri arrives at the party and navigates the tensions that simmer in this crossroads country between East and West, religious and secular, rich and poor in Three Daughters of Eve, which takes place during an evening in contemporary Istanbul.
Terrorist assaults unfold across the city during the meal, amidst an opulence that is unquestionably ill-begotten. Peri’s memories of the moment she was sent overseas for the first time, to attend Oxford University, are competing with the memories evoked by her almost-lost polaroid. She had become friends with Shirin, a fully assimilated Iranian girl, and Mona, a devoted Egyptian-American, while she was a young woman there. Their debates over Islam and feminism are centered on the charismatic but divisive Professor Azur, who teaches divinity in unconventional ways. Peri is inspired to relive the controversy that tore them all apart as the terrorist strikes draw closer.
Elif Shafak is the best-selling novelist in Turkey, and her work has been translated and praised all over the world. Three Daughters of Eve is a fascinating and fascinating novel that deeply affects and personalizes one of the modern world’s most profound sea changes.
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