Saint Zoya's Dance Books in Order

Trappist monk Andrew Chornavka wants to forget his family's wartime past. When Vatican representatives ask about his sister Zoya's possible sainthood, he reluctantly recalls experiences that clash with the miraculous story the Church hopes to hear.

The Chornavka family moves to Ukraine expecting a prosperous Communist society, only to face Stalin's repression. Unable to escape abroad, they struggle to survive before the German invasion scatters them and tests their bonds of love and faith.

Andrew Chornavka and his family struggle through war across Europe and North America. Military conflict intersects with love, betrayal, and sacrifice, leaving the siblings searching for hope and meaning while fighting to preserve their lives and faith.

This poetry collection follows a man’s experience of military conflict in Ukraine through images of people, landscapes, and damaged homes. The poems explore love, grief, faith, and hope amid the disruption and destruction of war.

Yura seeks healing after a childhood shaped by abuse, illness, and his mother’s breakdown. A promising relationship with Zoryana offers new possibilities, until a family secret and revolution in Kyiv threaten the life he is building.