Holocaust

Welcome to a new reading adventure that will take you from a busy Congressional office in 1953 to a small town in upper New York to a truck stop on an interstate highway to a Midwestern university campus. Anita Tiemeyer’s novels and short stories are in settings that span the two centuries and crosses oceans and continents. Readers will find themselves immersed in dramatic scenes where characters experience hatred, cruelty, frustration, and bigotry. But under the ominous clouds of enmity and inhumanity, heartening rays of courage, compassion, and love penetrate the despair and sorrow. Anita’s novels and short stories make for an engaging, uplifting reading experience.

These parables are journeys into the lesser nature of humankind and the perpetual struggle to rise above hopelessness, grief, and desperation in order not only to survive but also to “live happily ever after.”