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Loyalty and the Learner
Once again, Asaf is suspected of murder, but he's soon released when the victim's wife, Lihi, is arrested. Nathalie, now engaged to Asaf, is certain of Lihi's innocence, and is determined to find the real murderer. As Nathalie, Asaf and friends stumble along the path to achieving their goal, with a little inspiration from Molière, Hillel and Adenauer, they discover new places in Jerusalem and also venture west and north. Despite experiencing fear, sadness and other painful emotions, they never lose their sense of humour - and find that sharing their worries helps them pull through. While some questions are answered on the way, new ones take their place. But what about the original question: Who killed Ofir? And how much is Nathalie willing to put at risk in order to solve this mystery? Her relationship? Her life?
Neither Here Nor There
Love in an exotic setting. Esty's life was laid out for her from birth. She would marry one of a handful of young men suggested to her and settle down to raise a large family in a tiny space within the closed community of her parents, near to and yet far from the modern world. But Esty has decided to risk all by escaping while she still can. Will she make it to the other side? Mark, who is struggling with his own life changes, hopes that Esty will find a way through her troubles. He is fast falling in love with her. Separately and together, in Jerusalem and London, Esty and Mark need to overcome many obstacles in their endeavour to achieve their dream. So much more than a romance. A tale of transformation.
Unsafe Haven
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Cultivating a Fuji
Convinced that his imperfect, solitary existence is the best it will ever be, Martin unexpectedly finds himself being sent to represent his company in Japan. His colleagues think it's a joke; his bosses are certain he will fail. What does Martin think? He simply does what he's told. That's how he's survived up to now - by hiding his feelings. Amazingly, in the land of strange rituals, sweet and juicy apples, and too much saké, Martin flourishes and achieves the impossible. But that's only the beginning. Keeping up the momentum for change proves futile. So, too, is a return to what he had before. Is there a way forward, or should he put an end to the search now? Gradually, as you'll see when Martin looks back from near the end of his journey, life improves. There's even a woman, Fiona, who brings her own baggage to the relationship, but brightens Martin's days. And just when you think there can be no more surprises, another one pops up. Throughout his life, people have laughed at 'weirdo' Martin; and you, as you read, will have plenty of opportunity to laugh, too. Go ahead, laugh away, but you'll find that there's also a serious side to all this...
Nautica Talmudica
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The Women Friends
**FINALIST: The Chanticleer Goethe Awards for Late Historical Fiction** Who is the young woman with the haunting gaze in Gustav Klimt's 1917 masterpiece, The Women Friends? Selina Brunner is running from the demons of her past, cut off from her family in a sleepy Tyrolean village, and lost in the soulless city of Vienna, where everything - even one's very existence - is a lie. When, amidst growing fear of sinister developments in Vienna, an exotic stranger comes to town, Selina finds old passions reignited and her whole world turned upside down. The Women Friends: Selina is the first in a series of fictional tales about the women who inspired this great artist.
We are the Bullies
A collection of short stories by six women from different countries and backgrounds telling stories about bullying.
