The Book of Abraham by Marek Halter

A sweeping, multigenerational epic, The Book of Abraham traces the history of one Jewish family across two thousand years—from the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem to the Holocaust and beyond. Through the ancient manuscripts of Abraham, a scholar and scribe in Jerusalem, the novel unveils the lineage of his descendants as they struggle to preserve their faith and identity amid the trials of exile, persecution, and survival. From the deserts of the Middle East to the ghettos of Europe, Halter captures the unbroken thread of memory, resilience, and hope that binds generations together.