Reader’s Favorite recognizes “No Good Deed” in its annual international book award contest.
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Zoe’s Journal: Surviving the Peace by Mary D. Brooks has been scheduled to release in October 2017
World War 2 has taken a heavy toll in Greece where German retribution was swift and brutal. The war on the mainland is finally over. It’s October 1944 and the Allies have liberated Larissa from German occupation. Zoe Lambros has survived to see the liberation of her home but now Zoe and her friends Eva Muller and Henry Franz have to survive the peace. They have to find a way out of Greece as the drums of a civil war begin to sound making any escape impossible. Rising tensions with the British, once brothers in arms, Greeks are fighting Greeks and the path to safety becomes more perilous the longer they wait.
Will Justice For One Have Life Threatening Repercussions For Many?
On the night of November 9, 1938 in Berlin, Germany a teenager’s life was forever changed. Sent to the village of Aiden at the foothills of the Bavarian Alps, body and mind were shattered in the brutal Aiden Research Facility. Eighteen years later, Eva Lambros is no longer a teenager but a wealthy heiress. She is poised and confident with the family she has always wanted but there is one last obstacle she must overcome. Together with her partner, the formidable Zoe Lambros, they travel to Aiden to open a memorial to the hundreds of souls that lost their lives. Aiden left Eva with debilitating mental constraints that have taken years to overcome but is she ready to confront and overcome her greatest fear?
Zoe not only has to contend with Eva’s state of mind, but she is also pulled into a mystery that involves a woman’s search for justice amidst shocking revelations that reaches into the upper echelons of Aiden society.
The race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong…
Will God’s gift come in time to save Martie’s life?
Martie is alone in the world for the first time since her parents passed away. Christmas Eve finds her out in the streets until she rescues a lost puppy called Boomerang. The puppy brings her into contact with Father Francis Dowd from a nearby church who is out looking for his lost dog. Martie has no place to sleep for the night and Father Francis offers her a church shed that’s being renovated.
Can this act of kindness set in motion events that can restore her faith by giving her a precious gift from God?
We are very proud to announce that two of Mary D. Brooks’ books have been archived in the Jewish Museum of Greece. The museum is the central place in Greece where archival items such as photographs, letters, books and video is carefully stored.
The Jewish Museum of Greece is a museum in Athens, Greece. It was established by Nicholas Stavroulakis in 1977 to preserve the material culture of the Greek Jews.
It’s 1942 in German Occupied Greece during World War II, and two women, one Greek, the other German must work together to help Jews escape. They have to put aside their mutual antipathy to accomplish their clandestine operation. They know that one wrong move will put an end to their lives.In The Blood of the Greeks The Illustrated Companion is about the events written in the award-winning novel “In The Blood Of The Greeks”. Real life heroes of the Resistance, life in war-torn Greece and the Jewish fight for survival are portrayed through illustrations, images and real accounts…
Our newest non-fiction book “In The Blood of the Greeks: The Illustrated Companion” is now available! 104 Pages of illustrations, images, first hand accounts of events portrayed in the book and much more!
This book combined Mary’s love for history, research and my characters – it was a joy to work on and she had the unbelievable help of Lucia Nobrega who did her amazing Eva and Zoe Illustrations plus the Australian War Memorial and the New Zealand War Memorial via the The Alexander Turnball Library in Wellington, NZ. The Jewish Museum of Greece just went out of their way to help with giving me access to their material and photo archive. A researcher’s dream come true.
It’s 1942 in German Occupied Greece during World War II, and two women, one Greek, the other German must work together to help Jews escape. They have to put aside their mutual antipathy to accomplish their clandestine operation. They know that one wrong move will put an end to their lives.
In The Blood of the Greeks The Illustrated Companion is about the events written in the award-winning novel “In The Blood Of The Greeks”. Real life heroes of the Resistance, life in war-torn Greece and the Jewish fight for survival are portrayed through illustrations, images and real accounts. Part coloring book, part history book featuring Brazilian artist Lucia Nobrega’s illustrations of Eva Muller and Zoe Lambros and other characters from the novel.
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Zoe’s Journal: Surviving the Peace by Mary D. Brooks has been scheduled to release in October 2017
Our newest non-fiction book “In The Blood of the Greeks: The Illustrated Companion” is now available! 104 Pages of illustrations, images, first hand accounts of events portrayed in the book and much more!
