A Hundred Veils, Rea Keech
A Hundred Veils, Rea Keech
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A Hundred Veils

Author: Rea Keech

Narrator: Rea Keech

Unabridged: 10 hr 6 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/23/2023


Synopsis

A young American professor at the University of Tehran falls in love with an Iranian artist and is thwarted by social, political, and religious forces that seem beyond his control. Set in the time of the Shah, this is a heart-warming picture of the Iranian people who befriend, guide, love, and laugh at the naive foreigner who wants more than anything to fit in.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Mostafa on May 29, 2015

As an Iranian, I was attracted to this book by the beautiful picture of our Mount Damavand on the cover and by the title, a phrase from a famous poem of Rumi. This is a novel about a young American living in Iran when the anti-Shah forces were just beginning to gather strength. I now live in the Sta......more

Goodreads review by Erin on March 09, 2023

I thoroughly enjoyed this book about a young english professor Marcos travels and experiences in the 1960's in Iran. Pretty much the first thing he does when he arrives is to promptly fall in love with his friend Farhads beautiful and charming cousin, Mastaneh. Iran is a different world for Marco, m......more

Goodreads review by Darcy on August 04, 2015

Rea Keech has written a novel that informs, inspires and delights. A Hundred Veils is a love story that takes place in 1968 Iran. The protagonist is Marco, a young American teaching English at the University of Tehran for the International Teachers Association. As Keech served with the Peace Corps i......more

Goodreads review by Grace on March 22, 2023

A Hundred Veils by Rea Keech was a delightful listen; I am grateful to the author for providing this title via the LibraryThing giveaway and thought the narration was great. An author who can read their own work well is always a treat and never a given. This is the story of a young American professo......more

Goodreads review by Kathleen on November 07, 2015

above average romance story of a young male American teacher in Iran just prior to Iranian overthrow of Shah who falls in love with the cousin of his Iranian roommate. Explains a lot about the difference in perception of culture and society between Western and Iranian.......more