No Wounds Left To Sing

Friends constantly asked the author for advice as though she is a relationship expert. Although she is far from it, she decided to portray the emotions numerous females experience and the discoveries that shone at the end of their tunnels through poetry and prose. The author hopes her words would offer burning wounds a soothing balm, until no wounds are left to sing.

This book is a reminder for all women in search of a remedy after heartbreak to stay strong. It is a sequence of musings that could find its events unfolding in any woman’s life. It is an overview from the chapters of romantic relationships and an acknowledgment of all its seasons, starting from love all the way to healing, and offering little tidbits of knowledge and insight.

Daawy, a law graduate from Nottingham Trent University,
has recently graduated with a communications degree
from the Canadian University of Dubai. She began her
writing career as a child earning top honors in a writing
competition. In her debut novel, From the Capital
with Love, she aspired to create a bridge between the
Arabic and English worlds. Her book has been reviewed
internationally and featured in several newspapers,
magazines, radio stations, and television interviews.
Daawy has also published several short stories in
international anthologies. Her hobbies include skating
and skiing, in which she has received several awards.