From the cover: "Nurdane is the famed weaver of Mavisu. From her remote village in southwestern Turkey, she is believed to weave healing powers into the unique rugs that she creates as dowries for young brides. The recipients of the rugs are thought to be blessed and Nurdane is treated as a living legend by the people in her village. Stricken with polio as a child, she is not expected to become a bride herself. An extraordinary series of events drives Nurdane to question the limitations of her faith and culture as she is caught between the cost of remaining pure or risking everything for the chance to lie a loving life."
I enjoyed this book while I was listening to it but I kept expecting more. It never satisfied.

I am sending this audiobook off with a friend who is driving to Vermont. After he enjoys it he will leave it along the way. If you find it I hope that you enjoy, journal, and send it back into "the wild". Then I hope you stay to enjoy the Bookcrossing community.