Seven Days in December

Four novellas based on a common theme. In Tomlinson's "Prologue," two young strangers spend a week in Washington in the aftermath of John Kennedy's assassination. In Laszlo's "Reparations," a weeklong journey into the hellish heart of the Holocaust sends ripples of pain and despair through two generations. Barley's "Woman in the Wood" tells the story of a connection between a husband and wife that transcends the bonds of one lifetime. Joiner's genre-defying "Queen of the Fairy Feys" shows us there is a life-affirming journey available to us all, even when time seems already to have run its course.