And thus, of course, Reham mentions the sweet gestures and heartfelt moments she shared with him which lead them to get married. When she finally gets to the subject of moving to Pakistan and then meeting Imran Khan, a good portion is dedicated to telling the story of how the PTI chairman wooed her into falling for him. Her routine seems crazy as I read it but I what impressed me was her dedication to not only provide for her children but also excel in her career. She then landed a job at a small TV channel and worked two jobs simultaneously for a while. She would scrimp and save, and work jobs as a door to door saleswoman and anything else she could find. Afte her divorce from her first husband, Reham talks about the tough time she had trying to make ends meet. While some parts of the book do come across as a little holier than thou, I would not disregard the entire text because of them. Reham then delves into details of what her life was like as a single mother living in the UK and how she got her job at the BBC. She describes the first few painful years of her marriage, how she suffered alone in another country far from her family and then subsequently how she finally got out of that marriage with the love and support of her children and no one else. It focuses on Reham’s abusive marriage to her first husband Dr Ijaz Rehman. Here’s why: The first half of the book barely mentions Imran Khan. And after that, I realized its much more than just an account of Imran Khan’s bedroom antics. However, I decided to download the entire book and read the whole thing, cover to cover. Source: Chesca Leigh via Īnd because of that, the general perception of the book was that it’s Pakistan’s answer to 50 Shades Of Grey. And of course, people didn’t really read the entire book but instead, skimmed through it to get to the juiciest parts. Only minutes after Reham Khan’s book was officially released on Amazon, free PDF copies started circulating online.
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