My readers asked me what happened to Zara, after she decided to stay in Kurdistan at the end of The Jewish Bride. Was she happy? Did she make the right decision, choosing for her Kurdish roots before her Jewish ones?
Those questions led to Rahila’s Secrets.
Her grandmother took her secrets to the grave. Now they’re crawling into the light. Can piecing together the past preserve the family’s future?
As I wrote the book around the same time as DNA Does Not Lie, People Do, heritage, hidden ancestors and DNA research found its way into it.
This is what cross medium artist Lori Escalera thinks about Rahila’s Secrets:
‘The book builds to an extraordinary world of intrigue, richness, and suspense, holding my attention spellbound until the very last pages! Kudos to Judit Neurink for bringing us another exceptionally beautiful and rich story about the difficulties of traversing over time and space to build our lives and personal identities.’
The book can be purchased here.