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From an unsettled Poland in the 1920s, immigrants come to America, strangers in their origins, but compatriots in their country of choice. Their descendants find themselves fighting for Hurtgen Forest, inside Nazi Germany. In December 1944, a strange truce brings medics from both sides together in harmony to save lives, during one of the most brutal battles of the war. An impetuous gift is made, from one side to the other, that eventually is willed to a professor. He thinks little of it, until he stumbles upon a painting that prompts a journey of discovery, of an intertwining of lives, across generations, oceans, and wars.

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JACK A. JARMON has taught international and global relations at the University of Pennsylvania and Rutgers University. In the mid 1990s he worked for the United States Agency for International Development as a technical advisor to the Russian government. He has authored and co-authored five books, which are currently core texts for international and security studies programs in the US and abroad. In the Fullness of Time is his first novel.Jack and his wife Barbara live with two Australian Shepherds. They (not the dogs) met in the 9th grade and started dating at the urging of their parents. Eventually, they married thirty-six years later.

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