Reuven Tamiroff, a Holocaust survivor, has never spoken of his past; his son, coming of age in the unrest of the Sixties, begins to look elsewhere to find it.

As he searches deep within his father’s circle, he finds disturbances; a killing, carried out in the shadow of liberation. A man thought dead who may not be. The past, not sealed but deferred.

Wiesel has written more than fifty books, and they all seem to have an individuality about them that makes them hit you right in the core. This book is a question of generational inheritance, finding out what you truly are made up of so you can begin to live. 

Penguin paperback edition (1987 reprint). Fair to good condition. Noticeable creasing and edge wear to covers, with rubbing and small chips at corners; spine worn but intact. Binding holds; interior clean and readable.