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The conclusion of the story that began in Risking Exposure.
Because every path we choose ends somewhere… When a magical picture frame reveals the danger facing a teenage traitor, her best friend hatches a plan to sneak her out of Nazi Germany. Options are few. Choices are desperate. Decades later, an unrepentant Nazi hiding under an alias plans to die with his secrets intact. Confronted with his role in the fate of his sister and her best friend, he must decide: maintain his charade, or face up to the horrible consequences of the path he chose so long ago. In this powerful conclusion to Risking Exposure, the siblings' interwoven tales divide and reconnect amid the tangled debris of war and lives spent in guilt, sacrifice, and hope. This book is a B.R.A.G. Medallion Honoree, a 5-Star Readers' Favorite, and a Finalist in the Wishing Shelf Awards. Available in print and e-book through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Smashwords, Google Play, Kobo, or your favorite Indie bookstore Cover design by Michael Rausch |
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The Path Divided won First Place
in the Novel Beginnings category
of the 2018 Pennwriters Annual Writing Contest
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...a fast-paced and suspenseful novel... just the right amount of characters, each with a unique backstory that led to conflict... a very exciting read. - LitPick 5-star student review
...beautifully written with a captivating story line and sympathetic characters... a must-read for people of all ages. -Reader's Favorite 5-star review This book was so many things. It was hard hitting. It was hard to read. It was amazing... This is a story about people. About all the sides of humanity, ranging from the ugly and detestable to the beautiful and self-sacrificing to the downright indifferent... In a couple hundred pages, Moran will make you take another look at history, at humanity, and maybe hardest of all, at yourself. -YA Books Central 5-star review ...hooked me from the first page - Amazon reviewer ... an intriguing tale spun with historical accuracy, Nazi propaganda, and a touch of magical realism. - Goodreads reviewer |
