Jan Cranach

Barrows Atlas Jan Cranach

BARROWS ATLAS - JAN CRANACHS THRILLING MOROCCAN SAGA Zedekia Barrows grandfather Eliah was murdered in Morocco in 1911. But that's almost all Zed knows before he decides to bring light on the matter together with his friends from Harmony PA. The timing, however, is chosen extremely thoughtless, because Morocco stands on the brink of revolution. The novel reveals the history of the families Barrow and Hartmann, which are connected fatefully over generations. In the turmoil of the Moroccan civil war once hidden secrets come to the surface and release a fatal hunting on the legacy of the murdered. Barrows Atlas is a new dimension in the work of Jan Cranach and his 4th novel. Politically sensitive and highly topical, full of historical details and flashbacks, gripping, eloquent, moving, this is a powerful saga full of precipices and deep feelings between Zed's Pennsylvania home and moroccan unrest, after "Jordi" the new star in Cranach's firmament.