Within the first few pages, I was engrossed and deeply moved by Apina Hrbeks eloquent writing skills. Tears of compassion were in my eyes at several points in this moving story of survival.
The main character, Edita, was raised by a heartless mother who became twisted after helplessly watching the communist government steal her familys vast fortune. Her nonconformist father was her only source of comfort and it was from him that she learned about these forbidden things called “choice” and “freedom”.
The setting is a land under strict Soviet rule where people are in a constant state of fright and can not afford to trust anyone not even their own kin. To trust was an invitation for disaster.
The story of their escape to a land of freedom was wrought with circumstances going wrong and yet it all worked out in the end. Resettling in a place where they must learn new customs, new languages and find employment to support their small family was no easy task for Edita and her husband. Through poverty and displacement, the family struggled to find their dreams and learn how to deal with this new idea – the freedom to make...
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