Paul Goldberg Books in Order

In Moscow in 1953, Jewish actor Solomon Levinson violently resists arrest as Stalin’s persecution intensifies. He gathers an unlikely band of allies for an audacious plot to kill the dictator, blending historical danger with theatrical absurdity.

Fired reporter Bill Katzenelenbogen travels to Florida to investigate his former roommate’s suspicious death. His estranged father draws him into a bitter condo board election, where fraud, immigrant rivalries, and family conflicts complicate his search for a comeback.

On his wedding day in Soviet Moscow, Jewish refusenik Viktor Moroz discovers two murdered men. The KGB gives him nine days to identify the killer or become its convenient suspect, forcing him to seek help from his uncertain community.