They tried to break her. She learned to rise in heels. At twelve, Muna saw a pair of high heels and thought they belonged to women who had it all. Years later, she would wear them - not as a fashion statement, but as armor. Through loss, betrayal, and moments that nearly crushed her, she discovered that rising is not about winning. It's about standing when your heart is shattered, taking one more step when your legs are trembling, and walking through fire with your spirit intact. High Heel is the unflinching memoir of a woman who refused to stay down.