In this brave memoir, Bhutto considers the reverberating loss of her father (assassinated in her teens). She has a consoling familiar – a Jack Russell – at her side.
The Hour of the Wolf
(author)
£10.99
Paperback978191709231926/02/2026
Categories: 02. New Year 2026: Biography & Memoir, Biography, Letters & Diaries, New Year 2026
Tag: Memoir
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