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Against the backdrop of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict and the rift betwen secular and Orthodox Jews, FIRST THE RAVEN explores the repercussions of loss and family secrets, and the power of small acts of forgiveness. It is the story of a Holocaust survivor who becomes the spiritual guide for an Israeli ex-paratrooper in a tale of reconciliation.
An encounter with strange, bearded man on a motorcycle on a Los Angeles street foretells a journey of redemption for Amir, a veteran of two Middle East wars and the first Intifada. His marriage and his relationship with his troubled teenage daughter both fraying, he secretly longs to parachute again, but worries his new life in America has made him go soft, too weak to return to the skies.
One rainy afternoon, he finds respite in a restaurant run by expatriate Israelis. There, he finds an unlikely friend in Rosenberg, an elderly Holocaust survivor who makes his living conducting funeral |
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Celts and Kings
by Mel Hathorn
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 Celts and Kings: The story behind the mystifying disappearance of the Celtic Earls in 1607. The story of a lost love and Celtic Spirituality.
The story of a forbidden love going back 400 years.
The story steeped in Irish history, Ce |
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I Made My Boy Out of Poetry
by Aberjhani
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 I Made My Boy Out of Poetry is a powerful literary vision of rare scope, beauty and emotional intensity composed of stories and poems that flow in and out of each other like the most lucid and articulate of dreams. These are portraits and studies of |
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