So Distant to Freedom (vol. II)
Can Emma and Elias find the happiness their ancestors fought for so desperately?
After a serious car accident in Hawaii, Elias is in a coma. As Emma waits by his bedside, she gets to know his mother and sister, and by accident, uncovers the knot that tragically ties the two families together.
She sets out in search of the truth of their two families’ fates while the delicate bond between her and Elias is under threat from Emma’s ex. Since Michael found out Emma is carrying his child, he’s doing everything he can to win her back. Emma finds herself deeply conflicted: does she really want to become a mother? Is she even ready for a new relationship, and if so, with whom? What does this mean for her future career as an astronaut?
- The fascinating topic of space exploration from a woman’s perspective
- A multi-layered novel – emotional, dramatic and romantic
- For readers of Trude Teige and Alena Schröder
Theresa Kern is the pseudonym of a German author, who primarily writes emotional and suspenseful family sagas. She is particularly interested in lesser-known historical topics. After her studies she lived and worked abroad for many years before returning to her home country and devoting herself entirely to writing. She now lives in southern Germany with her husband and children.
