Online PR News – 30-July-2018 – Bronx, NY – Deborah Eiseman writes a gripping novel about three generations of
women. The novel spans the first half of the twentieth century. In A Mother’s Arms begins with the murder of Laura’s mother and her immigration to America. She marries a fellow immigrant, Solomon, and raises a family. But, Laura is not satisfied with the traditional roles allotted to women and is driven by her ambition to be more than a wife and mother. This creates conflict that threatens her marriage.
Her daughter, Rose, creates a different conflict when against tradition, she becomes involved with a man of a
different religion, breaking her father’s heart. Motherhood is thrust on Rose when she discovers she is pregnant. Cari is a product of an unhappy marriage leaving her vulnerable and feeling unwanted.
Eiseman’s novel covers many well-researched historic events such as: two world wars, the Depression, women’s
right to vote, the Triangle factory fire of 1911. Questions arise about religious bias, discrimination and women’s
choice, themes that are still current today. The reader is engaged in the lives of these women, their triumphs and their trials. In A Mother’s Arms is a novel that will ring true to audience.
About the Author:
A retired school teacher, Deborah Eiseman loves to entertain an audience whether it’s singing or acting on stage, or instructing students in a classroom. Now she’s seeking a different audience — readers. This is her first published novel. She’s written several short stories, dialogues and essays. Her Purim spiels are popular in her congregation. Deborah and her husband reside in New York City. They’ve raised two beautiful daughters, and enjoy being the grandparents of an adorable grandson.
Product details
Paperback: 524 pages
Publisher: AuthorCentrix, Inc. (October 13, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1947352636
ISBN-13: 978-1947352636
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 1.2 x 8.5 inches
Book Availability:
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