Golden Bracelets, Common Threads

Golden Bracelets, Common Threads is the fictional story of the Ramn family whose quest for religious freedom leads to the New World. In 1495, King Ferdinands Inquisitor is assassinated spurring a brutal massacre of the Jewish community. Young Moises escapes. His exodus, guided by Fate, leads him to Portugal with two golden bracelets, mementos of love and remembrance, which he slips from the wrists of his dead mother. He takes a voyage of discovery to Brazil, Africa, and India. He settles in northeast Brazil. Generations later, when the merciless Portuguese Inquisitors arrive, Moises descendant must flee. His exodus to New Amsterdam in 1654 fulfills his familys Destiny. Six generations are linked by the common threads of tradition and by the two golden bracelets, symbols of the familys historic journey. Skillfully written and richly detailed, Golden Bracelets, Common Threads is an entertaining and entirely believable historical fiction novel about Fate, Family, and Destiny.