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When Alicia Morgenstern, a retired New York psychologist, wins an abandoned lake house in an Alzheimer's raffle, she has no idea where a simple trip through the Lincoln Tunnel to New Jersey will lead her. From the moment she takes a sip from the mysterious steaming cup of espresso she finds on the kitchen table, and meets Violetta Rose (the former occupant of the house), her concepts of reality begin to shift dramatically. Violetta, as a spiritual guide, takes Ali on daily journeys to locations and situations which are recognizable to every reader. In each human situation Ali is taught to shift her perception from her conditioned emotional and intellectual observations to the view from a higher dimension, or what Violetta calls "seeing through God's eyes." During a period of three weeks, not only does Ali learn to appreciate the "human condition," but she discovers who she really is and gains insight into the true nature of existence

 If you would like to order "The Legacy of Violetta Rose" please click on the link to Amazon.com below.  Now available on kindle for only $5.

 Link to Amazon.com

What if you won a prize you didn't want? This was the prompt that sparked Arzani Burman to write The Legacy of Violetta Rose. From this simple premise, Burman weaves a magical story that takes the reader on an unforgettable journey into new realities that science is just beginning to understand.

 Ali, a retired psychologist, meets Violetta Rose who guides her to familiar places and teachers her to see them anew through God's eyes. In the spirit of The Shack, Burman uses a fictional story to unfold deeper truths of our world and the worlds beyond.

 Arzani Burman, a self-professed hippie, holds a masters degree in Transpersonal Psychology and has been a lifetime student of comparative religions. She brings a promising and thought provoking view to our search for meaning in our lives. Many authors dream of writing a book that will change someone's life. The Legacy of Violetta Rose may be a book to meet that challenge.

Melanie Tighe is the owner of Dog-Eared Pages Used Books at 16428 North 32nd Street in Phoenix, and a lifelong lover of books. Visit her ast dogearedpagesusedbooks.com or on Twitter@dog_eared pages.

My Dad, Leon Goodman (who passed away last November) and I have self-published a book of short stories which he wrote in the late 1930's and early '40s. The earlier stories, "Cargo From Messina" and "Verboten" both took first prize in the N.Y.U. Fiction Workshops. In his story "Verboten," Goodman set his fiction against the background of the rising Anti-Semitism in Germany. When he sent his manuscript to Esquire Magazine for consideration in 1938, the editor responded that he felt the story was a fine story, but because of the present relationship with Germany he couldn't publish it at that time. I think it's time now for people to read these wonderful stories.

The book is now available on Amazon.com. Learn more about it by clicking on the link below.

Cargo from Messina on Amazon.com