People of a Prayer

De: Michael Neil Isaacson

Narrado por: Michael Neil Isaacson

When the police are stymied by the tragic murder of Holocaust survivor Mel Golden, a pillar of the Delray, South Florida Jewish community, Hollywood screenwriter Mark Jacobs, hired to ghostwrite Mel’s "autobiography" is left to solve the case and finish writing the screenplay’s final scene. At the same time, Mark needs to understand why his own wife Sela has left him and figure out how to get her back home.

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unbelievable

I hope readers can be helped to recall from the book the extreme torturous experiment civilization conducted on innocents in the collaboration called the Holocaust from what was described in this book, support survivors directly and thank them for what they teach us about morality to make sure no survivor is ever asked to forgive and to make sure we prosecute any current collaborators in memory of over six million souls that perished and the torment of those that survived and the trauma through successive generations now leading to desires to forget, but those who forget the past, as the author quotes, are condemned to repeat it. while the very ending was a bit pat, it is a book that I would recommend as a great value and a great oration. thank you.

A witty, clever, well-written book that will move you deeply

One of the best-written books I have ever read - People of a Prayer moves deeply into the souls of all the characters. As a murder mystery, the end is original and you will not figure it out. It is intelligently crafted and written with natural humor that will cause you to laugh out loud. I was so deeply moved by the end of the book that my tears flowed uncontrollably. It is a profound book that is a must for your reading list.