David A Kaufelt Books in Order

Thirty-one-year-old Robert Fine falls in love with Isobel, a woman in her forties, while struggling with unresolved feelings about his mother. Their relationship becomes a comic and tender education in intimacy, compassion and the demands of love.

During a 1947 summer in a New Jersey Jewish resort, ten-year-old Nick observes family life and his older sister Lois's romantic awakening. Her attraction to a wealthy newcomer unsettles expectations about her future and the community's social boundaries.

New York's Harry Meyer hospital specializes in collecting, distributing and transplanting organs and other body parts. This medical thriller takes readers inside the institution, where the possibilities of modern science become inseparable from a growing sense of danger.

An elderly Jewish widow moves to Miami hoping to begin a new life. Encountering a social world that expects her to become suddenly adventurous, she struggles to reconcile that promise of freedom with habits and values formed over decades.

Bessie Meyer enters Manhattan's Yiddish theatre and becomes involved with a powerful racketeer. Her three brothers follow different paths through film, bootlegging and business, binding their immigrant family's fortunes to ambition, romance and violence between the world wars.

Rennie Jablonski returns to Nazi Berlin to rescue her Jewish publisher father and becomes trapped by the Gestapo. Hidden in plain sight as a cabaret singer, she falls for an SS general while another officer watches for her downfall.

American-born film star Floy Devon faces danger in occupied Paris when her aunt's Resistance activities are exposed. Fleeing the Gestapo, she encounters cynical Max Winterhagen, bringing romance into a struggle to survive the pressures of wartime betrayal.

Three refugees from the Spanish Inquisition reach Florida, beginning a saga that follows their descendants across centuries. Their intertwined families witness conquest, war, expanding cities and exile, while an Indigenous prophecy shadows the changing land and its inhabitants.

Members of an exclusive club in Waggs Neck Harbor are murdered one after another. Real-estate lawyer Wyn Lewis investigates the deaths, probing the secrets beneath her Long Island hometown's comfortable surface to discover who is targeting the Fat Boys.

Wyn Lewis reluctantly hosts a novelist attending her town's literary symposium, then finds her strangled in a hotel room. The victim's professional feuds and complicated private life supply suspects as Wyn searches for a killer among the event's participants.

A lucrative development project becomes dangerous when Wyn Lewis's three rivals turn up dead. Suspected of their murders and threatened by the actual killer, the resourceful realtor must investigate quickly to preserve both her freedom and her life.

Snakes that initially seem a minor nuisance grow into a threat reaching far beyond their first appearances. This horror thriller follows an escalating infestation, turning familiar fears about reptiles into a crisis with consequences on a worldwide scale.

Two men and a woman flee the Spanish Inquisition for the New World, founding three intertwined family histories. Their descendants' romances and struggles unfold across generations as Florida changes from a contested wilderness into a destination for settlers and tourists.