Even in Darkness

Winner of two INDIEFAB prizes: Gold for Literary Fiction and Bronze for Historical Fiction
Readers' Favorite Gold medal for Literary fiction
Spanning a century and three continents, Even in Darkness tells the story of Kläre Kohler, whose early years as a beloved daughter of a prosperous German-Jewish family hardly anticipate the harrowing life she faces as an adult- a saga of family, lovers, two world wars, a concentration camp, and sacrifice. Based on a true story, Even in Darkness highlights Klare's reinvention as she faces the destruction of life as she knew it, and traces her path to survival, wisdom, and unexpected love.

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Barbara Stark-Nemon grew up in the U.S, listening to her German grandfather's stories of the family's former lives in Europe. The magic of these stories became the inspiration for *Even in Darkness</i<, her first novel. Barbara holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Art History and a MS in Speech-language Pathology from the University of Michigan. She became a full-time writer of novels and family histories after a 30-year teaching and clinical career working with deaf and language-disabled children. Barbara lives and works in Ann Arbor and Northport, Michigan.