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The Border Crosser
2022
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4.26
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The story of three teens, members of the first generation to come of age after the United States splits into two countries, continues. When tragedy strikes Judith Braverman in the God Fearing States (GFS), Dani Fine is determined to leave the safety of home in the United Progressive Regions (UPR) and once again sneak across the border to join Judith and the new Minyan of Resistance. She's also eager to figure out if she and Judith have any chance of making something of the attraction and pull they felt during their first, brief meeting. Impatient for some visible act of defiancé, Jeffrey Schwartz is worried that the Minyan is more focused on prayer than on actual resistance. But when the GFS president, running in a close re-election campaign against a self-proclaimed "Christian white supremacist," vows to step up the government's actions against the country's Jews, the Minyan makes its move. Aided by Dani's talents and by an unexpected, new ally from the UPR, their mission ends up placing the Resistance in grave danger. Nothing that's come before can prepare Judith, Dani and Jeffrey for the challenges they now face as their futures appear more and more uncertain.

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Author

Cindy Rizzo
Cindy Rizzo
Author · 9 books
Cindy Rizzo lives in New York City with her wife, Jennifer, and the requisite two cats issued to every lesbian household (well, most). She has worked in philanthropy for many years and has a long history of involvement in the LGBT community, including membership on the founding board of Gay & Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD), the organization that first brought marriage equality to the US. In the 1970s and 1980s she wrote for Boston’s Gay Community News and has published essays in the anthologies, Lesbians Raising Sons and Homefronts: Controversies in Non-Traditional Parenting. She was the co-editor of a fiction anthology, All the Ways Home, published in 1995 (New Victoria) in which her story “Herring Cove” was included. She serves on the boards of Congregation Beth Simchat Torah in New York and Funders for LGBT Issues. She and her wife have two grown sons, a wonderful daughter-in-law, and a baby granddaughter.
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