The Lion Women of Tehran by Marjan Kamali

 This is a powerful story of friendship, set against several decades of the political climate and changes in the history of Tehran, Iran. Beginning in the 1950's and up through the 2020's, the story follows the lives of and very different paths of two women whose friendship with each other takes many surprising turns. A little drawn out, but moving just the same.

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