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The long-awaited sequel to The Gentile and the Jew is here! From an exotic honeymoon in Israel on the shores of the Red Sea, Mike and Carrie Kramer return to the States ready to settle down in Chapel Hill, NC, where Mike plans to complete his master's in journalism at the University of North Carolina. Upon arrival in New York, Daniel Silverman, Mike's former boss whisks the newlyweds away to Manhattan for a twenty-four hour layover they will never forget. Events transpire that could dramatically upset the couple's well-planned future.No longer content to be players in the background, the beloved characters of The Gentile and the Jew emerge front and center in Going Home. From Rachel and Isaac Kramer in Wilmington, NC, to the Safron family, Rachel's newly discovered relatives in Israel, and from Romanian Rabbi Abraham Wasserman to New York's Becca Brody and Daniel Silverman, their lives rise dramatically to the surface of this fascinating tapestry woven together by a strong underlying thread. Theirs is truly a divine journey home.
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By Delight Guthrie
I was absolutely caught up in the characters and the new depth Thomas has brought to Going Home. She spins an incredible tale of life in modern Israel with its joys and the uncertainties that terrorism brings. I felt happiness and pleasure along with the characters and agonized with them through their trials. I especially enjoyed how her story captures the unique spirit of the Israeli people as they always choose life and to turn that which was meant to devastate and to destroy into something positive.
By Hopeless Romantic (Wilmington, NC USA)
A wonderful continuation of the story from the author's first novel, "The Gentile and the Jew - A Divine Romance". The story of the Kramer and the Jernigan families continues, but the lives of other characters are brought to the forefront and we come to know and love them and meet a few new folks along the way. I laughed, I cried, I yelled at one particular plot twist. I really enjoyed reading this book and learned a little as well. Mrs. Thomas' faith clearly shows through the lives of her characters without being at all preachy or alienating.
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