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Five years after discovering the worn leather journal of the women who came before her, Mignon Samuels is finally ready to write her own story beside theirs. But when she turns the page on her family's past, she finds more than inspiration-she uncovers a truth that shatters everything she believes about who she is and where she comes from.
Following the fragile thread of memory and ink, Mignon is pulled back to Nazi Germany, where forbidden love and a family marked as expendable must fight to survive the Holocaust. A child branded a disgrace, a family torn apart, and a desperate escape across borders become more than history lessons; they are the roots of the silence, fear, and fractures haunting Mignon's present.
Out of that devastation emerges a man known only as The German-a figure shaped by war, ideology, and his own divided soul. His obsession and violence have cast a long shadow over Mignon's bloodline, touching each generation without their fully knowing why. As buried war crimes, family secrets, and modern betrayals collide, Mignon and her loved ones are forced to confront both the predator in their midst and the legacy of a world that once tried to erase them.
REBORN is a gripping family saga of the Holocaust's long echo-a story of survival, identity, and the women determined to reclaim their lineage from the darkness of history and the monsters it created.
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Nea Anna Simone is an author whose work explores the intersection of history, identity, spirituality, and generational legacy. Writing across historical and contemporary settings, she is known for crafting emotionally layered narratives that examine how the past shapes the present, particularly through the lived experiences of women.Her debut novel, Reaching Back, the first book in the Mignon Samuels Trilogy, introduces readers to a multi-generational family saga rooted in resilience, survival, and transformation. Through richly drawn characters and interwoven timelines, Simone addresses themes of race, trauma, colorism, faith, and womanhood, illuminating the enduring bonds between mothers and daughters across centuries.Simone's storytelling is deeply informed by an interest in ancestral memory and spiritual inheritance. Her work often centers on characters navigating pivotal moments of reckoning-where personal liberation requires confronting inherited silence and reclaiming voice. By blending historical fiction with contemporary drama, she creates narratives that are both intimate in scope and expansive in vision.In addition to her work as a novelist, Simone brings a multidisciplinary perspective to her writing, drawing from lived experience, cultural history, and a commitment to authenticity. Her prose balances lyricism with emotional honesty, offering readers stories that are reflective, challenging, and ultimately restorative.Nea Anna Simone writes with the belief that storytelling is both a personal and collective act-one that preserves memory, honors legacy, and opens pathways toward healing. Her work continues to resonate with readers drawn to literary fiction that engages history while speaking directly to the complexities of modern life.
