San Francisco, 1875-1880
Torn Between her feminist group leader and her traditional Jewish family, Frieda leads a double life aspiring "Elevated Feminine Spirit" and unpaid, overworked cook at her father's kosher boardinghouse until a lusty Arizon...
Arizona-Sonora outpost, 1880: Her adoring husband promises love, status, camaraderie, wealth. Her father predicts she'll cry to come home. Frieda experiences sandstorms, flashfloods, hard work, heat, infidelity (hers), chicanery, disappointment. She ...
Frazzled Family Ties and Tin Horn Justice in the Arizona Territory Rochlin offers a fascinating tale of the Old West from a Jewish perspective that is not often found in books, while her expertise in early Arizona life will appeal to all western afi...
Comprised of Rochlin's three highly acclaimed historical novels of a Jewish girl's life in the American West, the Desert Dwellers Trilogy is packaged in a gift wrap.
Frieda Levie, the trilogy's headstrong heroine, is seduced by Bennie Goldson's pr...