�Even if Eva Moseley had had only half the experiences�on several continents�she recounts here, hers would still be a remarkable life, public and private, told now with spirit and candor.��James O�Toole, Clough Professor of History Emeritus and University Historian, Boston College
�A deep dive into the remarkable life of an ordinary�and extraordinary�woman. From Holocaust refugee,�to loyal wife and mother, to accomplished feminist and activist, Eva Mosely vividly recreates a troubled childhood, a complicated marriage and difficult divorce, and the mysterious death of her ex-husband. With her, we travel across the globe and through brushes with world history, on a journey of hopes dashed and fulfilled, of despair and joy, leading ultimately toward self-respect, courage, and confidence. This is an honest story of a woman seeking answers to the toughest questions we can ask of ourselves and the world around us.��Martha Hodes, Professor of History, New York University, and author of�Mourning Lincoln�