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The Photograph
Paperback
Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction
ISBN13: 9780985970932
Publisher: Donnaink Publications
Published: Oct 24 2014
Pages: 462
Weight: 1.22
Height: 1.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Authored by: Richard Edde
Published by: DonnaInk Publications
The Photograph is a hauntingly evocative mystery novel that intertwines historical intrigue with a deeply personal journey of discovery and emotional reckoning. When two adult siblings begin sorting through their late mother's belongings, they uncover a photograph that stops them cold: their mother, a Jewish woman, pictured in an intimate moment with a German officer during World War II.
What begins as a startling revelation soon unfolds into a profound exploration of forbidden love, sacrifice, and the quiet strength of a woman who chose her children over the love of her life. Through letters, journals, and imagery left behind, the siblings piece together a story that had remained hidden for decades-a story of passion and heartbreak, of resilience and devotion.
As they delve deeper into their mother's past, they come to understand the depth of her love for the officer and the even greater love she held for them. Her decision to walk away from a man she adored, in order to protect and nurture her family, becomes a powerful testament to maternal sacrifice and emotional courage.
Richard Edde masterfully weaves past and present into a rich tapestry of memory and meaning. With vivid prose and emotionally resonant storytelling, The Photograph invites readers to reflect on how the choices of one generation echo through the lives of the next.
This novel is a must-read for fans of historical fiction, family sagas, and mysteries that explore the human heart in all its complexity.
About the Author - Richard Edde is an American novelist whose writing bridges the worlds of science and storytelling. Born in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Richard built a distinguished career in pharmaceutical sciences before turning his analytical mind and creative spirit toward fiction.
Education & CareerDegrees: B.S. and M.S. in Pharmacy from the University of Oklahoma
Profession: Practiced as a pharmacist for decades, gaining deep insights into the human condition-insights that now enrich his fiction.
Blood on the Rose
A Cold Day in Hell
The Photograph marks a departure from medical thrillers, showcasing his versatility as a writer and his talent for weaving historical and emotional narratives.
About the Publisher - DonnaInk Publications is a boutique independent publishing house founded by visionary Donna L. Quesinberry. With a mission to amplify diverse voices and unconventional stories, DonnaInk has become a haven for authors who defy genre boundaries and embrace literary innovation. What They PublishFiction & Non-Fiction
Poetry & Prose
Children's & Young Adult Literature
Memoirs, Mystery, and More
DonnaInk is known for its author-centric approach, offering personalized support and a global platform for emerging and established writers alike. Their catalog reflects a commitment to quality, creativity, and cultural richness.
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