Armando Lucas Correa Books in Order

Correa recounts his determination to become a father while building a life with his partner in America. Research, setbacks and difficult choices lead him toward surrogacy, illuminating the emotional and practical challenges of creating the family he wanted.

In 1939, Hannah’s family boards the St. Louis hoping to escape Nazi persecution for safety in Cuba. Decades later, a package sends her young relative Anna to Havana to uncover the family history shaped by that voyage.

Fleeing Nazi persecution, Amanda Sternberg makes an agonizing choice while trying to protect her daughters. Decades later in New York, letters from a forgotten past force elderly Elise Duval to confront memories of her family and the war.

Four generations of women navigate upheaval from Nazi Germany to revolutionary Cuba and divided Berlin. Choices made to protect their children leave hidden consequences, and the youngest generation must confront the family history her elders have tried to avoid.

Leah cannot see movement, but her sharp hearing alerts her to a violent fight next door. Convinced her new neighbor is in danger, she intervenes while unsettling intrusions make her question her own perceptions.