Disobedience
Book • 2006
Disobedience tells the story of Ronit Krushka, a woman who returns to her Orthodox Jewish community in London after learning of her father's death.
Her reappearance stirs up old feelings and conflicts, particularly with her childhood friend Esti, who is now married to Ronit's cousin.
The novel explores themes of faith, sexuality, and the struggle between personal desires and religious obligations.
As Ronit and Esti rekindle their forbidden love, they challenge the strictures of their community and confront the consequences of their choices.
The book is known for its sensitive portrayal of religious life and its exploration of complex relationships.
Her reappearance stirs up old feelings and conflicts, particularly with her childhood friend Esti, who is now married to Ronit's cousin.
The novel explores themes of faith, sexuality, and the struggle between personal desires and religious obligations.
As Ronit and Esti rekindle their forbidden love, they challenge the strictures of their community and confront the consequences of their choices.
The book is known for its sensitive portrayal of religious life and its exploration of complex relationships.
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