Bücher von Dennis Ogden

Sixty-four years have passed since the end of WWII and the rampart walls of the former Jewish Ghetto, TEREZN, have yet to divulge all the secrets they were built to hide.That is until graffiti dauber Briney Ruza begins having connections with the walls she paints on. Each graffiti is posted on social media as part of her own cheeky game. One particular painting catches the interest of ageing Ghetto surviver Evzen Kravitz, who has never given up hope of one day finding the one item stolen from the parents he lost boarding a death train to Auschwitz.Briney is enticed to Prague thinking this interest in her painting comes from her estranged mother. There she faces the truthand Evzen. Together, through their testy relationship, they uncover much more than expected including corrupt dealings that fleeced many owners and descendants wishing to reclaim property lost to the Nazis and the scheme financing the rise of the neo-nazis.Briney also has her own personal secrets and when she meets Goth lesbian Zoja in Prague, the lives of everyone she meets will forever changeor forever be lost.

Aboriginal Trooper Lewis Dunbar of the Australian 2nd Light Horse Brigade should be elated. The war said to end all wars is finally over and he is being sent home after two years of battle in the Arabian desertsbut he's not!';The horses are staying!' came the order.He cannot abandon Spade, the horse he reared, drove cattle on and faced death in many battles with. He will desert the army and ride off into the Sinai desert to find a new life together.But his plan goes astray when A'isha, a mute Bedouin girl, steals Spade. With Lewis chasing on foot, so begins the perilous journey of two nomads from different continents into the unforgiving heat and sparseness of the desert and the battles against those who threaten them along the way.The winds of the Sinai not only whip up Djinn spirits, good and evil, but awaken those that live inside the three.A gripping tale that builds to a confrontation of all the hidden forces.