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Latest revision as of 07:34, 29 October 2008
- Author: Nadine Dajani
- Publisher: Tor/Forge (2007)
- Year: 2007
- Setting: Montreal, Canada and Havana, Cuba
- Amazon Listing: Fashionably Late
Book Description
Aline Hallaby has it all: a career at one of Montreal's top accounting firms, a loving family, and a boyfriend who has finally proposed. She's about to fly to Cancún with her accounting classmates to celebrate passing the Uniform Final Examination. There's just one tiny problem: Ali failed the exam—something she hasn't told a soul.
So rather than suffer seven days in Cancún with her drunken-yet-successful classmates, Ali grabs her best friends and flees to Varadero Beach, Cuba.
Caught up in a whirlwind of rum-soaked nights and moonlit Havana strolls, this good Muslim girl gets her first, heady taste of freedom. But will what happens in Cuba stay in Cuba? And is Ali finally ready to break out of the good-girl mold and grow into the woman she was meant to be?
