The Seven Saviors - Kovacs, Regin
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In the throes of fresh widowhood, a woman from contemporary times is approached by an elderly couple to help them save two young girls from different atrocities of World War II. What it entails is her unexpected transport back to March 1942, a key time and place in Germany. The elderly friends turn back into the children they were at the time and cleverly assist the anxious woman who must succeed at all costs. Preparation and obstacles she faces for such a mission are mind boggling. Her assessment of the situation brings despair and shock at the reality of what the group must achieve. However,…mehr

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In the throes of fresh widowhood, a woman from contemporary times is approached by an elderly couple to help them save two young girls from different atrocities of World War II. What it entails is her unexpected transport back to March 1942, a key time and place in Germany. The elderly friends turn back into the children they were at the time and cleverly assist the anxious woman who must succeed at all costs. Preparation and obstacles she faces for such a mission are mind boggling. Her assessment of the situation brings despair and shock at the reality of what the group must achieve. However, as she witnesses the girls' circumstances and the plans of the current regime, her attitude morphs into a fierce determination to succeed at the risk of her own life to protect the children she came to help. Yet, she is informed, she must survive.
Autorenporträt
The author grew up in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. She worked in Chicago for several years then served in the U.S. Army stationed in various places in the U.S. After which her family was transferred to Dallas, Texas. There, she had a career in the savings and loan business during the S&L crisis in Texas during the late 1980s. She received her B.A. from the University of Texas, the focus being Literature and U.S. History, to be followed by a long teaching career in English and History until her retirement. The author began to write this novel subsequent to her retirement that she had contemplated ten years prior. She has now begun writing her second novel. She lives with her family in Spokane, Washington.