Beautiful, charismatic, and the first and only woman to lead a post-colonial
Muslim state, Benazir Bhutto achieved international renown in her native
Pakistan until charges of corruption forced her into exile in the late 1990s.
From her upbringing in one of Pakistan's richest families to her subsequent
politicization and her arrest following her father's execution, Bhutto's
autobiography chronicles a life of strength, dedication, and courage in the face
of adversity. This updated volume addresses her personal and political
activities over the past two decades and how her country has changed since being
thrust into international limelight following 9/11. Intriguing and impassioned,
this is the life story of one