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The Path
MYSTERY/FICTION
Caught
CAUGHT is the story of a young man from Malverne Long Island, who without warning is arrested for a murder that was a cold case from 9 years ago. The murder had occurred during his High School days when as a champion athlete Cross Country Runner, one of the boys from a competitive school Cross Country Team became the murder victim. Amos had seemingly lived an exemplary life all these years, from High School, through College, and into the present time when he was about to branch out as an Aeronautical engineer with a brand new job waiting for him at Boeing in the state of Washington. Plans are made to marry his High School sweetheart, who herself has been offered a new teaching job out in Washington where they have just signed papers for their dream home. All this occurs and he and his family have to suffer as they are scrutinized, while the police go over every detail of their lives for the last 9 years. The Prosecuting Attorney seems to be coming up with information from experts in Forensic Science, that put Amos deeper and deeper into trouble, and he did indeed feel CAUGHT.
Maybe Esther
The moving story of one family's entanglement with twentieth-century history AN INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLER Katja Petrowskaja's family story is inextricably entangled with the history of twentieth-century Europe. There is her great-uncle, who shot a German diplomat in Moscow in 1932 and was sentenced to death. There is her Ukrainian grandfather, who disappeared during World War II and reappeared forty years later. And there is her great-grandmother - whose name may or may not have been Esther - who was too old and frail to leave Kiev when the Jews there were rounded up, and was killed by a Nazi outside her house. Taking the reader from Berlin to Warsaw, to Moscow, to Kiev, from Google searches, strange encounters and coincidences to archives, anecdotes and jokes, Katja Petrowskaja undertakes a journey in search of her own place in past and present, memory and history, languages and countries. The result is Maybe Esther - a singular, haunting, unforgettable work of literature.
Speer
Esther Vilar's tantalising drama strikes at the heart of one of the most ambiguous figures in the history of this century - Albert Speer
