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"Eve's Garden" evokes a unique time in Israel's history when the
1982 incursion into Lebanon drew the country into a complex process
of redefining itself. At this critical moment Diana Weiss, an
American of mixed Jewish-Christian heritage, arrives to spend a
year on a kibbutz. She experiences conflicting passions, betrayal,
loyalty, and love that reflect the nation's turmoil. ""Orden's
gift, and what sets this book apart, is her ability to draw the
reader into the story through her rich characters. As I was
reading, I felt I was there-riding through the dunes on horseback,
eating Shabbat dinner in the communal dining room, mourning the
loss of a friend." Eve's Garden "is an intense, mesmerizing novel
which I recommend to anyone seeking insight into life in Israel and
understanding of the human heart."" -Rabbi Daniel Judson, Author of
"The Rituals and Practices of a Jewish Life" and "The Jewish
Pregnancy Book"
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