Bücher von Bernard M Brodsky

Chaos and disruption mark the end of The Thirty Years War. Peace promises to be as challenging. An ambitious, though conflicted Catholic bishop, an aristocratic Protestant colonel, and a Jewish physician meet through a violent incident that joins them in a dangerous journey to seek refuge and destiny. It is a novel of adventure, romance and friendship set in a turbulent time.

ath in DiyarbakirWhen Dr. Karim, a Kurd, and his family vanish, the Turkish Special Forces are suspected of the crime, and already simmering tensions flare.Emine Sesen, a Kurdish activist lawyer and former political prisoner, is retained to investigate. The daughter of an influential chieftain, Sesen is compelled to work with General Arslan Büyükdag, a Special Forces officer from a distinguished Turkish military family, assigned to the case by the army. Natural enemies, the two must overcome their wariness, resist their mutual attraction and rely on each other to uncover the truth in the face of an unholy conspiracy to silence them.The two find themselves penetrating Turkey¿s shadowy ¿deep state,¿ pursued by renegade members of the military as well as Hezbollah terrorists. They soon realize more is at stake than the fate of one Kurdish doctor and his family. Arslan¿s loyalties to the military are challenged and Emine learns the limits of her identity and heritage as a Kurd.