Rebecca McEldowney - Soul of Flesh: A Novel of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
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Rebecca McEldowney - Soul of Flesh: A Novel of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution |
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Daniel Levin and Julianna Feher are living what they’d both like
to think is a great life in West Palm Beach, Florida. He is a county medical
examiner, and she translates other people’s words into English.
Into their orderly world comes the wealthy Andras Molnar, a mysterious
refugee from the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, when a small country spontaneously
threw off the yoke of the vastly superior Soviet power for two brief and
glorious weeks of liberty. From the start, when Molnar gives Julianna
his memoirs to translate, he challenges her to revolt against the confines
of her second-hand life. But the seductive older man wants more than a
translation from Julianna. The three are drawn into a triangle of torture,
vengeance, and love that will change their lives forever. Purchase on
Advance praise for Soul of Flesh: “. . .brought back the intense fear I felt as a young girl upon
hearing reports from family friends who had escaped Hungary, of the horrors
that went on behind the walls of the security police headquarters. . .” “An autopsy of revolution—personal, political, historical—this
stunning novel will leave you breathless at each turn of the page. Who is Rebecca McEldowney? See [ALL AHF PUBLICATIONS] or go [back to all AHF news] |
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