Raised in London by non-Jewish foster parents, Roziya Marks is tormented by her hidden past.What is the meaning of her strange, recurring dream?What caused her mother's premature death?Why did her father abandon her?Roziya's search for answers leads her to Arizona, where she is reunited with long-lost relatives. But the questions only grow. As she grappes with a new job, relationships, and Judaism, the Arab Jadfer arouses her suspicion- and suddenly, life becomes more complicated... and dangerous.The Road Less Traveled is a tale of discovery and intrigue, filled with surprising twists and turns every step of the way.

The Road Less Traveled

Susie Garber

Sapir Press

Jeff Bradley, a computer science student at the University of Ottawa, shocks his wealthy, loving family by revealing his newfound neo-Nazi leanings. Before his influential father can thwart his plans, Jeff joins a murderous, maniacal anti-Semite to aid him in his search for his long-lost grandson. Jeff's quest catapults him into a world of secret agents, nefarious characters and life-threatening danger. Kibbutz members Eyal and Oren set out to backpack through Nepal and find themselves involved with a strange and suspicious individual who joins them on their trek. Where does Marty disappear to and what is he hiding? Klara and Willie Hoffman s beautiful and talented daughter chooses a lifestyle they cannot abide. Will they ever see Dolly again? Can they survive the stress and despair of losing her? Avivah Minzer cannot forgive her sister Klara, who sixty years ago left her with their foster parents in Switzerland and emigrated to Canada. Isn't it time for these sisters, the only surviving members of their once prominent family, to reunite? Author Yocheved Levenstein weaves a complex, riveting, and dynamic tale of hashgacha pratis that spans three continents and three generations. Ends of Heaven will keep you on the edge of your seat with each surprising twist, all the way to the very end!

Ends of Heaven

Yocheved Levenstein

It's a tragedy no one expected, and now Lauren, Joey, and Katie are orphaned. But the events that are to unfold might prove to be yet another tragedy--if Aunt Katherine gets her way. This carefully crafted novel tells the story of a family torn by religious values, greed, and power, where the pawns in the picture are innocent, orphaned children, and the stakes are frighteningly high. First published as a serial story in Mishpacha Jewish Family Weekly's Junior edition, this is a fast-paced, thought-provoking novel for adults and teens.

Where There's a Will

Bracha Rosman

Children's Books

After years of juggling her family and an at-home babysitting service, Tamar burns out — or so it seems at first glance. As she struggles to occupy her empty days, she discovers an even deeper hole that nothing can fill — not the people in her life, nor the shopping that begins to obsess her. 
Nechama is a family therapist who has an excellent grasp of relationships — except her own. When Tamar walks through her door, Nechama must face the specter of codependency and her own unhealthy dance with the people she loves. 
Three Steps is a swirling story of faith and betrayal, charged with the dynamic of complex family life. Suspenseful and intriguing, it reveals the twelve-step program, a new path toward self-awareness, recovery, and balance. 
As serialized in Mishapacha Magazine

Three Steps, a novel

Shoshana Schwartz

Jew Got Questions

Lawrence Hajioff