Description Sometimes our biggest debts have nothing to do with money.
The emotional and physical dangers of her dual journeys may prove too big to handle..
While she delves ever deeper into Sam\'s and Toblinsky\'s relationship, her understanding of her own relationships increases as well, but the revelations come at a price.
So what\'s keeping her from accepting her guy\'s marriage proposals? Confronting a long-standing personal debt sets her on a journey of self-discovery.
Life is perfect.
History of American Crime professor Liz Reams has it all--early success, a tantalizing lead on new info about Moshe Toblinsky, and a wonderful man to love.
Present Day.
A debt that will one day come due.
The price? A debt, as Toblinsky puts it, of friendship.
When Prohibition ends, Sam begs the mobster to set him free.
Amazingly, the beautiful, devout Rebecca wants only him, but he cannot give her the life she deserves.
Forced into bootlegging, Sam\'s misery is compounded when he falls in love.
Arriving in Miami with no money, no friends, and no place to hide, Sam\'s only choice is to do as the gangster demands.
K.
A., the mob\'s bookkeeper.
When seventeen-year-old Sam Ackerman witnesses a mob hit, he is hustled out of New York under the protection of Moshe Toblinsky, A. 1926.
Description Sometimes our biggest debts have nothing to do with money
