Escape Route

Escape RouteAuthor: Elan Barnehama ISBN: 9781955062435 Publisher: Running Wild Press Year first published: 10 Aug 2022 Pages: 242 Format: Paperback softback A teenager navigates love, loss, and identity amidst the Vietnam War. In late 1960s New York City, Zach, a first generation son of Holocaust survivors and a die hard Mets fan, becomes consumed by the Vietnam War. Haunted by the past and fearful of the future, he obsessively seeks an escape route for his

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