Eva Rennert

Homesick for Nowhere: the Long Escape Eva Rennert

Eva Rennert has penned a rivetingsuspense novel with interwoven plots that reveal her understanding andcompassion of mental illness, family abuse, cancer and religious issues. Nobooks have intertwined these topics and placed the abuse of the American legalsystem - as the ultimate culprit - on top of this pyramid allowing andcontributing toward total destruction. At seventeen, Hannah Wagner leavesbehind the ruins of WWII Germany and comes to America in search of a new life. Envisioning a fairytale - she meets a nightmare that will take half a lifetimeto untangle. Thrilled with her new collegiate surroundings she falls inlove with Simon Mitler, a young student of Jewishdescent. His deeply troubled past is not important to her because she grew upwatching her mother help others and feels she can fix everything. In herattempt she raises endless issues about lawyers who still use a broom insteadof a gavel. All profits from the sale of this book will be donated toorganizations involved in the fight against breast cancer and domestic spousaland child abuse.