Shadow Lives

by Victoria Brittain

First published 2013

When the 9/11 wars sweep up their husbands, the wives of Guantanamo and U.S. prisoners fight to reclaim their lives. As they navigate the maze of secret trials and impossible bureaucracy, their unbreakable bonds are tested. But these women refuse to be silenced, banding together to expose the cruelty that has shattered their families.

Genres: american-fiction, contemporary, non-fiction, biography-memoir, social-justice, activism

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, social-justice

Setting: Guantanamo, United States

Period: 21st-century

192 pages · Paperback · Pluto Press

Content warnings: abuse, war

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