Fear made him hide. Hope brought him back.A lot has changed in the world in the many decades since Peter, a Holocaust survivor, settled into his new life in America. But meeting Peter, you’d never know it. The same furniture, the same black-and-white TV, the same rotary phone. Hidden away in the same tiny apartment in the same broken down New Jersey neighborhood, Peter is just fine with the nothingness of his life.And then the dreams begin of his boyhood sw...

How much is a human life worth?It's December 2010 and Frank has just learned that Britain's National Health Service will no longer pay to keep his comatose mother on life support. He and his estranged sisters—Elizabeth and Dawn, living in the US like him, and Tess in the UK with their mom—open painful family scars as they wrestle with the moral issues of ending their mother's life or draining their bank accounts to temporarily extend it.A world away, one of the most-deadly ea...

Fans of The Tattooist of Auschwitz and Hallmark movies will love this "incredibly compelling" tale of love. (ScreenCraft)"If you love Historical Fiction with a bit of Romance you NEED to read this book!" —Reagan S., Amazon reviewerFear made him hide. Hope brought him back.A lot has changed in the world in the many decades since Peter, a Holocaust survivor, settled into his new life in America...

LOSING EVERYTHING MAY JUST BE THE GREATEST GIFT OF ALL.James sells toys. He's a workaholic and he's made a very good living, even if his wife and four children don't appreciate it. Truth is, his marriage is falling apart and he barely recognizes his kids.So when James's youngest daughter, 7-year-old Reba, asks God for a Christmas miracle to "fix" her family, something most unexpected happens—unexpected and horrible. The Christmas tree catches fire and the ho...

James sells toys. He’s a workaholic and he’s made a very good living, even if his wife and four children don’t appreciate it. Truth is, his marriage is falling apart and he barely recognizes his kids.So when James’s youngest daughter, seven-year-old Reba, asks God for a Christmas miracle to “fix” her family, something most unexpected happens—unexpected and horrible. The Christmas tree catches fire and the house burns down, taking with it all of their possessions.One bad thi...

Their letters melted her heart . . .It's 1912 and for the last 10 years Edith Hilton has been climbing her way up the ladder in a man's world—she's the only female manager at the New York branch of the United States Post Office. Efficient, all-business, and prickly to boot, she is not liked by her colleagues. Even her family has problems with her. When she uncovers illegal activity by one of her colleagues, she's suddenly transferred to one of the Post Office's mos...