Songs of Blood and Sword: A Daughter's Memoir
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From one of the world’s most famous political dynasties, a sensational new literary voice tells the heartbreaking and revelatory tale of the family that shaped Pakistan The Barnes & Noble Review America has its Kennedys, Britain its Windsors. Pakistan has its Bhuttos. Each of these three dynasties has provided a rich dramatic spectacle, but perhaps the Bhutto story is the most theatrical of them all: a family drama of Greek-tragedy proportions, complete with assassinations, betrayals, mysterious murders, terrorism, and revenge. Fatima Bhutto, an outspoken young Karachi journalist who is one of the last living members of this embattled family, often makes the story's inherent drama rise to high melodrama in her mesmerizing but passionately partisan and probably unreliable Songs of Blood and Sword: A Daughter's Memoir.
