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Zora Sharaf was never wrong. Zora Sharaf brought shame to her family. What is the truth? It depends who you ask. The Sharaf family lives in an upscale neighborhood in Virginia, where the father is a successful businessman, and the children attend the most prestigious schools. Zora, the eldest daughter, is the apple of her father's eye. The family's arrival in America, as refugees from war-torn Afghanistan, seems like a distant past. But when Zora dies in an incredible tragedy, everyone is shocked, and the family becomes the focus of public attention. There is talk that, behind closed doors, the Sharaf family's happy home was just the opposite, and soon the mask of the ideal immigrant family begins to fade. Those who knew her closely—and those who didn't know her at all—all had an opinion about who Zora really was, and what really happened to her. Good People is a captivating, thought-provoking, and unforgettable story of community, family, and identity, a complex and urgent narrative told through the chorus of voices surrounding the Family of Honor.