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you enjoy reading books filled with true and dangerous adventures? Love
stories that excite the imagination? Fencing with Danger is
a fast-moving, non-fiction narrative. This book is the actual story of
Pavel
Lubov’s life, starting right after he leaves the Russian army. The
late 1980s and early 1990s were dangerous times in the Soviet Union., especially
for young Russians determined to expose and criticize the communist government.
Deeply disturbed by what was going on in the country, Pavel was bitter
and determined to expose the suppression of individual rights and especially
the truth about the writers and poets held in labor camps. This led Pavel
into numerous beatings and confrontations with the KGB. He met a beautiful
Russian girl soon after he graduated from the University of Lipetsk. Their
love story is exciting and true. Later, Natasha was kidnaped and held at
gunpoint by the mafia. She escaped and then hid out in an Ashram in India.
Pavel was finally able to get political asylum in the United States. Later,
Natasha found a way to join him.
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While
this novel is a sequel to The Wounds of Hate, the focus moves from
the schools to the neighborhoods in San Jose, California and Tijuana, Mexico.
Here, the problems which face the defense attorneys and the prosecution
team, are described as they work tirelessly to bring the criminals to justice.
The problems in our society are of vital importance to everyone.
How forcefully must it be emphasized that people who are driven by hate
and prejudice destroy not only the people they dislike, but also the entire
society that surrounds them? The main characters in the novel are
Kathy Stacy, a preschool teacher; Jim Irving, principal at John Dewey High
School; Paula Klein, former teacher at Jefferson High School; and Roy Larson,
special investigator for the prosecution. As the story evolves,
Kathy and Paula find themselves in more and more dangerous situations as
well as active participants in a love story, which sweeps them close to
the edge of destruction.
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How
forcefully must it be emphasized that young people need to learn that guns
are not the way to solve problems? How often must it be stressed
that families need to talk with their children? Deeply exploring
and focusing on what is happening in our schools and neighborhoods today,
The
Wounds of Hate signifies the wounds of prejudice and violence which
destroy, just as the wounds from gunshot kills innocent people. Paula
Klein and Jim Irving struggle to make changes in their school and
the neighborhoods in San Jose, California, which are under siege with gangs,
hate and prejudice. Along the way to cleaning up the violence in
their lives, though, a love story involving conflicts and personal ambitions
of these main characters, evolve, leaving confusion of the heart as well
as the mind. Throughout the book, the author uses music to create moods
and imagery as one of the ingredients to blend the story together.
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