Uvi Poznansky Books in Order

Ben returns home to his father Lenny and Lenny's young wife, Anita, and walks straight into old wounds and dangerous attraction. This woven edition brings two linked viewpoints together around one family secret.

This poetry and prose collection pairs Poznansky's writing with translated poems by her father, Zeev Kachel. Together they circle home, grief, memory, and the ache of trying to keep a loved one's voice close.

Told through Yankle's eyes, this retelling of Jacob and Esau turns an ancient rivalry into raw family drama. A stolen blessing may change his future, but it also leaves him carrying guilt and fear for years.

An aging David finally tells the version of his life he never let the scribes record. From Goliath and Saul to exile and ambition, this is a sharp, intimate reimagining of how a legend becomes king.

A dark collection of short fiction and poems, Twisted leans into the eerie, the mythic, and the emotionally raw. The pieces are brief but unsettling, more interested in mood and fracture than tidy closure.

David has the crown, the wars, and the authority he fought for, then Bathsheba changes everything. His forbidden desire and the cover-up that follows turn triumph into guilt, political danger, and a search for redemption.

Jess rarely smiles, until a lively ribbon-like creature named Wiggle decides to challenge her solemn mood. This playful picture book uses rhyme and bright images to turn stubborn seriousness into laughter.

An old tree remembers the little girl who once climbed its trunk and rested in its branches. When the tree is cut down and made into paper, loss turns into a tender story of change and renewal.

David's failure to act after the assault on Tamar poisons both family and kingdom. As Absalom's anger grows into revolt, the old king must face the cost of silence, favoritism, and power gone weak.

Anita fell for Lenny when she was still a teenager, and marriage has not made life simpler. Pregnant, overshadowed by his first wife Natasha, and unsettled by Ben's return, she struggles to claim a voice that is truly hers.

As Natasha's memory begins to fail years later, Lenny looks back to how they first met during World War II. Their courtship, shaped by music, distance, and longing, becomes both love story and act of remembrance.

Ben comes home after years away and finds his family's past cracked wide open. His mother's illness, his father's young wife, and the white piano that once held everything together force him to see home differently.

Serving in wartime Europe, Lenny is forced to hide intelligence work inside letters that look like romance. When Natasha comes to England and secrets surface, love and duty pull hard in opposite directions.

This companion volume gathers artwork inspired by the aftermath of David's victory over Goliath. Paintings, sculpture, and manuscript images are arranged by story moment, creating a visual walk through triumph and its consequences.

A visual companion to Rise to Power, this book follows David's early climb through art across the centuries. It pairs scenes of youth, struggle, and kingship with paintings, sculpture, and manuscript imagery.

Centered on Tamar, Amnon, Absalom, and the family crisis that shakes David's court, this companion volume arranges artwork by dramatic moment. It is a gallery-style way to revisit the trilogy's darkest turn.

This art companion turns to David in old age and the figure of Abishag, his last concubine. It gathers centuries of visual interpretations around desire, frailty, and the fading end of royal power.

After D-Day, a man facing execution by the SS is stunned when a mysterious woman in a red beret proposes marriage to save him. What follows is a tense story of Resistance work, hidden identities, and survival.

This short companion piece shifts attention to Lana and her connection to Lenny across wartime scenes and later family strain. It offers a compact, emotionally charged glimpse of love, regret, and roads not taken.

After finding a dancer's body in Laguna Beach, software engineer Michael rebuilds the crime scene in virtual reality. The closer he gets to the truth, the more danger closes in around him and the woman he loves, Ash.

Ash wakes in the ER unable to move or speak, but she can hear everything, including voices that may belong to the men who attacked her. As blackouts spread and Russian hackers press in, survival becomes a race against time.

Bathsheba's story becomes a visual sequence here, told through artworks from many eras. The collection follows desire, betrayal, and aftermath, offering an art-centered companion to David's most famous moral fall.

This companion book focuses on David's battle with Goliath through paintings, sculpture, and manuscript art. It traces the fight step by step, showing how generations of artists imagined courage, threat, and spectacle.

Months after surviving coma, Ash learns the surgeon who operated on her may not be what he claims. Digging into his past could expose a frightening truth, but it may also put her directly in his sights.

Trying to recover in Clearwater, Ash expects quiet and gets anything but. A stalker, a hidden room, and a school shooting that turns deadly pull her back into danger before she has time to heal.

During the early pandemic, Ash suspects the Russian mobster she shot is only pretending to be finished. When identity theft, fraud, and fresh violence hit close to home, she has to fight on two fronts at once.

This companion volume gathers art inspired by the world of King David, linking scenes and figures from across The David Chronicles. It works as a gallery-style guide beside the novels and individual art books.