Voices: Echoes From the Depths of the Holocaust

by Edith Ann Glass

In the novel VOICES , a young Holocaust survivor beginning a new life encounters personal loss, but gains love and spiritual reconciliation along the way, VOICES is a story of optimism and resiliency of the human spirit. VOICES evokes the glamorous world of postwar New York City, experienced through the eyes of a woman who has survived the darkest chapter of contemporary history. When Natasha Levitt, a Holocaust survivor sets out for her first job interview, she is ready to begin life anew. Her horrific experiences have taken a great toll on her, but her resilient spirit burns with a desire to survive. During her interview, financial magnate Joseph Chandler recognizes that she has the intelligence and abilities required to be his secretary. He also senses that she possess the qualities that he has been seeking in a wife. As a man who has also experienced great loss during the war years, he senses her deep pain and emotional fragility. He begins to woo her with an old-fashioned courtliness that allows their mutual feelings to grow into enduring love,

291 pages, Paperback

Published May 30, 2006