Moon Path
Description
How far can fraternal love stretch?
> WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Summer 2019 - Best Literary Fiction > FINALIST: Beverly Hills Book Awards 2019 - Historical Fiction
"...a superbly atmospheric work of historical fiction with characters that, once met, are never forgotten." ~ K.C. Finn, Readers' Favorite Book Reviews (5 Stars)
Samuel and Aron Katz's fragile childhood connection is severed when Aron leaves pre-WWII Poland for Palestine, and yet again when Samuel is sent to an arctic Soviet Gulag. Now, Aron must decide how far he will go to save his younger brother.
From Poland to wartime Tel Aviv, from a frozen Soviet prison camp to Allied-controlled Iran, and deep into Mandatory Palestine's desperate preparations against Nazi invasion?Moon Path probes the ties that bind siblings and the forces that tear them apart.
EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a compelling story set against the backdrop of 200 fateful days in 1942, when the Jews of Palestine lived in terror of a Nazi invasion. From the award-winning author of the bestselling "Galerie" comes fast-paced, character-driven historical fiction in the spirit of Ayelet Waldman's "Love and Treasure," Tatiana De Rosnay's "Sarah's Key," and Charles Belfoure's "The Paris Architect."
More details
Person
Briefly....
I am a professional writer, as well as a full-time cook, cleaner, chauffeur, and work-at-home single Dad for three amazing teenagers. Born in Texas and raised in Fort Wayne, Indiana, I emigrated to Israel only months before the first Gulf War, following graduation from Indiana University in 1990. In 1996, I was drafted into the Israel Defense Forces, where I served for 12 years as a Reserves Combat Medic. Since 2002, I've worked as an independent marketing writer, copywriter and consultant.
More than You Asked for....
I am a writer by nature. It's always been how I express myself best. I've been writing stories, letters, journals, songs, and poems since I could pick up a pencil, but it took me 20-odd years to figure out that I could get paid for it. Call me slow.
After completing my BA at Indiana University - during the course of which I also studied at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Haifa University - I emigrated to Israel only months before the first Gulf War, in August 1990. In 1998, I was married to the wonderful woman who changed my life for the better in so many ways, and in 2001, only a month after the 9/11 attacks, my son was born, followed by my twin daughters in 2004. In late 2017, two weeks before my 50th birthday, my wife passed away after giving cancer one hell of a fight.
Since 2002, I've run SDG Communications, a successful marketing consultancy serving clients in Israel and abroad.
