Searching for Eternity

"Musser is an excellent writer...Historical and cultural details enrich the text" - Publishers Weekly
"Musser's pen evokes an ambiance that wraps itself around the reader, drawing them deep into the story and the era." - Ane Mulligan

A youth yanked out of the only life he's known to live on the other side of the Atlantic with a grandmother he's never seen before...

A mother who shrugs off her son's anguish with breezy assurances like "You'll love America, Emile"...

A father's sudden disappearance from his son's life with no explanation or even a goodbye...

Following his father's dubious disappearance, adolescent Emile de Bonnery is forced to leave his native France for Atlanta, Georgia, never suspecting what awaits him in the South of 1964-culture shock, racism, and friendship with a strange girl named Eternity Jones. He brings with him to America an odd collection of "treasures" used by his father during the French Resistance. With the aid of these "treasures." Emile and Eternity find themselves on a journey through abuse, betrayal, and prejudice that will ultimately lead them into a spiritual quest for healing.

Spanning four decades, Searching for Eternity twists and turns through the secret tunnels of the French Resistance in Lyon, France, the racial tensions of the 1960s in the American South, and the trial of Klaus Barbie, the infamous "Butcher of Lyon", in the 1980s.

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Searching for Eternity

"Musser is an excellent writer...Historical and cultural details enrich the text" - Publishers Weekly
"Musser's pen evokes an ambiance that wraps itself around the reader, drawing them deep into the story and the era." - Ane Mulligan

A youth yanked out of the only life he's known to live on the other side of the Atlantic with a grandmother he's never seen before...

A mother who shrugs off her son's anguish with breezy assurances like "You'll love America, Emile"...

A father's sudden disappearance from his son's life with no explanation or even a goodbye...

Following his father's dubious disappearance, adolescent Emile de Bonnery is forced to leave his native France for Atlanta, Georgia, never suspecting what awaits him in the South of 1964-culture shock, racism, and friendship with a strange girl named Eternity Jones. He brings with him to America an odd collection of "treasures" used by his father during the French Resistance. With the aid of these "treasures." Emile and Eternity find themselves on a journey through abuse, betrayal, and prejudice that will ultimately lead them into a spiritual quest for healing.

Spanning four decades, Searching for Eternity twists and turns through the secret tunnels of the French Resistance in Lyon, France, the racial tensions of the 1960s in the American South, and the trial of Klaus Barbie, the infamous "Butcher of Lyon", in the 1980s.

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Searching for Eternity

Searching for Eternity

by Elizabeth Musser
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Overview

"Musser is an excellent writer...Historical and cultural details enrich the text" - Publishers Weekly
"Musser's pen evokes an ambiance that wraps itself around the reader, drawing them deep into the story and the era." - Ane Mulligan

A youth yanked out of the only life he's known to live on the other side of the Atlantic with a grandmother he's never seen before...

A mother who shrugs off her son's anguish with breezy assurances like "You'll love America, Emile"...

A father's sudden disappearance from his son's life with no explanation or even a goodbye...

Following his father's dubious disappearance, adolescent Emile de Bonnery is forced to leave his native France for Atlanta, Georgia, never suspecting what awaits him in the South of 1964-culture shock, racism, and friendship with a strange girl named Eternity Jones. He brings with him to America an odd collection of "treasures" used by his father during the French Resistance. With the aid of these "treasures." Emile and Eternity find themselves on a journey through abuse, betrayal, and prejudice that will ultimately lead them into a spiritual quest for healing.

Spanning four decades, Searching for Eternity twists and turns through the secret tunnels of the French Resistance in Lyon, France, the racial tensions of the 1960s in the American South, and the trial of Klaus Barbie, the infamous "Butcher of Lyon", in the 1980s.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781734056433
Publisher: MacGregor Literary
Publication date: 07/18/2023
Pages: 434
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.97(d)

About the Author

ELIZABETH MUSSER, an Atlanta native, lives in southern France with her husband and their two sons. The Dwelling Place is her fifth novel.

What People are Saying About This

Robin Johns Grant

"...you need to read this book. I've read four others by Elizabeth, but in my humble opinion, this is by far the best.... Searching for Eternity is a unique, complex story.... I strongly urge you to pick up a copy."--(Robin Johns Grant, queenofperseverance.blogspot.com)

Ane Mulligan

"Musser's pen evokes an ambiance that wraps itself around the reader, drawing them deep into the story and the era. Searching for Eternity receives this reviewer's highest recommendation."--(Ane Mulligan, novelreviews.blogspot.com)

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