Publisher's Synopsis
For two centuries, the promises of freedom and prosperity had lured people from all over the world to the "New World," America. Millions have left their homelands in search of The American Dream, creating a new country mixed with every race on the planet. What could go wrong?
A family from Western Asia leaves the country of Yemen to find a better life. However, they soon realize that the American Dream isn't given to anyone. As heritage loyalties are tested, they soon find themselves far from the American Dream and land right into an American Nightmare.
Leaving a country is hard enough, but leaving the Arabic ties, traditions, and religion is not nearly as difficult. From the wife getting a job to her family trying to bring her back "where she belongs," two-time author, Wayne Stolt brilliantly paints a picture of struggle, pain, loss, tradition, and faith. His vivid storytelling will put you in the room as you feel the emotions that challenge the soul. If you know of Mr. Stolt's work, you may find some familiar characters!
Based out of Dearborn, Michigan comes a tale of courage and real-life issues that tear families apart and destroy communities. Find out what happens when this complex family learns the difference between Allah and Jesus!
