The Lost Masterpiece by B.A. Shapiro
An enigmatic painting. The mystery of who painted it. A riveting thriller from the bestselling author of The Art Forger. In a gripping novel full of plot twists, B. A. Shapiro embeds us in a...
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The Destruction of Jerusalem in Nineteenth-Century German Culture by Axel Stähler
This book explores in a comparative approach the astounding medial variety and intermedial interleaving of cultural engagements with the subject of the destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Temple by the Romans in nineteenth-century...
Four Survivor Grandparents: Run. Rely. Rebuild. by Jonathan Schloss
Holocaust Heritage Throughout World War II, four orphaned Jewish teenagers faced critical, life-altering decisions almost daily. In awe of the miracles that led to his existence, Shaya & Feigele and Romek & Sala’s grandson...
I Don’t Know How To Tell You This by Marian Thurm
A complex family drama with a Manhattan family court judge at its center. I Don’t Know How to Tell You This focuses on Judge Rachel Sugarman and her life both inside and outside the courtroom....
Flight Without End by Joseph Roth
Translators: David Le Vay and Beatrice Musgrave A soldier travels through Europe on a doomed mission to track down his fiancée in this masterful and vivid evocation of life between the wars Franz Tunda,...
Averroes on Pathways to Divine Knowledge by Yehuda Halper
Emunot: Jewish Philosophy and Kabbalah The twelfth-century Andalusian philosopher Averroes sought to understand the divine in a way independent of religious theology, by turning to the philosophical works of Aristotle and, to a lesser...
Alarm Fatigue by Barbara Rachel
Rachel Lazarus is perfectly content with her life as it is. She lives for her family, her best friend, and her two cats. Admittedly, she does not lead an exciting life, but it is a...
On Democracies and Death Cults by Douglas Murray
Israel and the Future of Civilization In his travels through Israel and Gaza, #1 International Bestselling author Douglas Murray has seen the best and the worst humanity has to offer, and he has no...
Reading across Cultures by Caroline Gruenbaum
Translating Romances, Fables, and Poetry in Medieval Ashkenaz Reading across Cultures explores a body of innovative Jewish literary works from the Middle Ages. In late twelfth- and thirteenth-century Ashkenaz―the Jewish communities in northern France,...
Tacitus Percussor: A Quiet Killer by Justin F. Mann
A shadow stalks the streets of Jerusalem. His silence is deadly. His mark is divine. While Jerusalem braces for Passover, a chilling series of murders begins. Each victim is mutilated—marked on the forehead with...
