Morning is a Long Time Coming
Graduating from Jenkinsville High School marks a  new beginning  for Patty Bergen. It's been a long  time since she's been called a "Jew  Nazi  lover," but before she can face her future, she  must come to  terms with her past. For although  Anton, the escaped German POW whom  Patty sheltered  when she was a twelve-year-old girl, has been dead   for six years, her feelings for him will not  die.Driven by a  need to find the love  her parents denied her, Patty decides to go to   Germany in search of Anton's mother, desperate for a  connection to the  man she loved and lost. En route  to her destination, she stops in  Paris, where she  meets Roger. The encounter makes Patty think twice   about her plan--not only because of what she might  find, but because  of what she must leave  behind....--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.