Patmeena Sabit Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Patmeena Sabit is a successful published author.

She was born in Kabul, an event that took place a few years after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. The conflict was still ongoing and when she was a month old her family fled and became refugees in Pakistan, where they joined the other millions of Afghans that had gone there in search of refuge.

Later the family would move to the United States and Patmeena spent the remainder of her youth growing up in Virginia. Today she resides in Toronto.

Good People is a 2026 book by Patmeena Sabit. If you have been on the lookout for an original new book to get started on, this might be the right pick for you.

Main character Zorah Sharaf is someone who either can do no wrong or someone who has brought intense shame upon her family. But which of these statements is actually true? That wholly depends on who you ask.

The Sharaf family have always been successful and looked like it in every way from the outside. Anyone who knows them would describe them as being rich, successful, and happy. They arrived to this country as refugees, and they had nothing more on them than the clothes on their backs.

Now the family has worked hard for years and are enjoying the fruits of their labor. They have everything that they did not when they came here. They live in the most exclusive neighborhood, and their family attends the best schools there are. Zara is the oldest daughter and is adored by her father, the apple of her father’s eye.

When a horrible tragedy hits, everyone is sent reeling as a result. The picture perfect presentation that they held up for the world is thrown into question. Now the family is put into the court of public opinion. Behind closed doors, the happy household that everyone thinks the Sharafs have is very different.

Did the Sharaf family actually achieve the American dream through all of their hard work, or was the image of the perfect immigrant family just an illusion? This is a literary story that sweeps the reader along into it, compelling them to consider what might have happened as they go. It is also a story of family, and the communities that consider us to be family through difficult times. Read this book to follow along with the story from start to finish and see how it ends in this wonderful debut from Patmeena Sabit!