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Time. What is it? We all know the answer to that question: twenty-four hours per day; each and every day of our lives. There is no rhyme-or-reason for this. But for Aaron Cohen, time wasn’t exactly time. You see, one day he was a functioning man of age 32, living in 2016. Suddenly his idyllic life was interrupted when, in a sudden taxi crash, his loving wife and three-year-old daughter were taken from him. Imagine! Living the life of Riley—and the next...
He found himself in 1936. He found and adopted an Afro-American 10-year-old girl named Penny. These two would continue to live out their lives in 1936. But there was history upcoming—a war and a Holocaust. Aaron is aware of history to come. He now has two missions, and a responsibility—to prevent the destruction of six million Jews and a new life—with his daughter.
Time. What is it? We all know the answer to that question: twenty-four hours per day; each and every day of our lives. There is no rhyme-or-reason for this. But for Aaron Cohen, time wasn’t exactly...
Time. What is it? We all know the answer to that question: twenty-four hours per day; each and every day of our lives. There is no rhyme-or-reason for this. But for Aaron Cohen, time wasn’t exactly time. You see, one day he was a functioning man of age 32, living in 2016. Suddenly his idyllic life was interrupted when, in a sudden taxi crash, his loving wife and three-year-old daughter were taken from him. Imagine! Living the life of Riley—and the next...
He found himself in 1936. He found and adopted an Afro-American 10-year-old girl named Penny. These two would continue to live out their lives in 1936. But there was history upcoming—a war and a Holocaust. Aaron is aware of history to come. He now has two missions, and a responsibility—to prevent the destruction of six million Jews and a new life—with his daughter.
A Note From the Publisher
Gary Chattman is the author of six published books. He is also a concert pianist and piano teacher, retired NYC administrator/teacher, college professor, Judaic/ Bar Mitzvah teacher, rabbi, publisher of the online newspaper, Westchester Arts and Education Review, grandfather of three wonderful grandsons, and husband of 45 years to a wonderful soul-mate.
Gary Chattman is the author of six published books. He is also a concert pianist and piano teacher, retired NYC administrator/teacher, college professor, Judaic/ Bar Mitzvah teacher, rabbi, publisher...
Gary Chattman is the author of six published books. He is also a concert pianist and piano teacher, retired NYC administrator/teacher, college professor, Judaic/ Bar Mitzvah teacher, rabbi, publisher of the online newspaper, Westchester Arts and Education Review, grandfather of three wonderful grandsons, and husband of 45 years to a wonderful soul-mate.
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