Back to Jerusalem
By (Author) Jan Surasky
Sandalwood Press
Sandalwood Press
15th March 2014
United States
General
Fiction
Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary
FIC
Winner of Eric Hoffer Book Award for Fiction 2014
Hardback
331
Width 157mm, Height 231mm, Spine 30mm
726g
In the 1970s New York farm girl Jenny Thompson ignores the love of her gentle Mennonite neighbor Jake Martin whose friendship she has cherished to comply with her bitter, overbearing social-climbing mother's wishes for her to marry the richest and most popular boy in town. When her marriage ends in divorce she takes her toddler son to New York city
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Jan Surasky is a former writer for a San Francisco daily newspaper. Her many articles and short stories have been published in national and regional magazines and newspapers. Her award-winning novels include Rage Against the Dying Light, Back to Jerusalem, and The Lilac Bush is Blooming. She lives in upstate New York.