Soul of Flesh
“You’re nothing if you offer no resistance.”
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Daniel Levin and Julianna Feher are living what they’d
both like to think is a great life in West Palm Beach,
Florida. He is a county medical examiner, and she
translates other people’s words into English. Into
their orderly world comes the wealthy Andras Molnar,
a mysterious refugee from the Hungarian Revolution
of 1956, when a small country spontaneously threw
off the yoke of the vastly superior Soviet power for
two brief and glorious weeks of liberty. From the
start, when Molnar gives Julianna his memoirs to
translate, he challenges her to revolt against the
confines of her second-hand life. But the seductive
older man wants more than a translation from
Julianna. The three are drawn into a triangle of
torture, vengeance, and love that will change their
lives forever.
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“Complex
characters
trapped in a
crucible of
betrayal and
revenge.”
--American
Writers
“An autopsy of
revolution—
personal,
political,
historical—this
stunning novel
will leave you
breathless at
each turn of the
page."
--
Adelaide
“Mickey” Getty
Author of
Junk Lottery
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“... brought back the
intense fear I felt as a
young girl upon
hearing reports from
family friends who had
escaped Hungary, of
the horrors that went
on behind the walls of
the security police
headquarters...”
--Julie King
Second Generation
Immigrant
