Personal story of a British diplomat in Iraq provides unique historical insight
Focus on the 100-day Basra Palace occupation offers a gripping political narrative
Touching account of civilian life in a war zone humanizes the conflict
Engaging and entertaining read suitable for adult readers
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In July 2006 British Diplomat Caroline Jaine volunteered to work in Iraq. As a 36-year-old mother of three, who had rarely been parted from her family, she knew she would face unique challenges. This is the story of Caroline’s struggles as a female civilian in a war zone. It highlights an extraordinary time during the occupation – those 1