Who, exactly, is Lydia Sheperd?
A review from S. Watkins:
"Caroline Cavanaugh, a young college professor, finds herself inadvertently drawn into an international intrigue by a student she has befriended. But who, exactly, is Lydia Sheperd? Is she an innocent victim of circumstances and appearances? Or has she been engaging in espionage at the behest of her on-again, off-again Palestinian boyfriend? As Caroline stands up for this young woman, she learns lessons that her graduate studies never taught her. And she embarks on an unexpected journey of self-discovery, one that will upend and change her life forever. The Camel and the Scorpion is a fresh, on-the-ground look at Arab-Israeli politics, as well as a gentle exploration of personal identity."
By S. Watkins
Manhattan Beach, California
"Caroline Cavanaugh, a young college professor, finds herself inadvertently drawn into an international intrigue by a student she has befriended. But who, exactly, is Lydia Sheperd? Is she an innocent victim of circumstances and appearances? Or has she been engaging in espionage at the behest of her on-again, off-again Palestinian boyfriend? As Caroline stands up for this young woman, she learns lessons that her graduate studies never taught her. And she embarks on an unexpected journey of self-discovery, one that will upend and change her life forever. The Camel and the Scorpion is a fresh, on-the-ground look at Arab-Israeli politics, as well as a gentle exploration of personal identity."
By S. Watkins
Manhattan Beach, California
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