Description
Description
What if the fears you carry were never entirely your own?
Adopted in infancy, Hannah Glass lives an anxious and guarded life shaped by early exposure to trauma. At fourteen, she watched the 9/11 terrorist attacks unfold on television; years
later, she witnessed her fiancé's sudden death. Now an accomplished investigative journalist, Hannah begins to search for the story of her birth mother. While pursuing a professional
assignment to interview a renowned trauma expert, she is drawn into a mysterious inheritance from a long-lost relative-diaries and family histories that trace her ancestry to Holocaust-era Europe and earlier histories of persecution and survival.
Critical Reviews
Critical Reviews
"When Dreams Remember is a compelling psychological tale of memory, family history, intragenerational trauma, and fate. Jacqueline Heller's novel picks up various threads from
her earlier volume, Yesterday Never Sleeps, and weaves them into a fascinating tapestry. This is a must-read, riveting, page-turner for anyone interested in understanding the
connection between emotional inheritance, healing, hope, and love."
-Prof. Judith Tydor Baumel-Schwartz, Director, The Arnold and Leona Finkler Institute of Holocaust Research, Bar-Ilan University, Israel
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