Sandor Blum's New Book 'The Enmities of 9/11' is a Gripping Novel That Circles Around Finding Redemption and Achieving Justice and Human Rights

Fulton Books author Sandor Blum, an international consultant, graduate school educator, and psychotherapist, has completed his most recent book "The Enmities of 9/11": a compelling read on a story that follows Steve, who lives a life seeing injustices and hate. After discovering that a political candidate has committed something horrendous from years back, all he desires is to bring justice and stand on the right side of the law.

Blum shares, "Steve Scharf grew up in an abusive home and developed many enmities.

"In 1972, he witnessed a heinous crime, and the perpetrator went unpunished.

"On the morning of 9/11, he is challenged by a hate crime committed against his Muslim friend that he is determined to avenge. He discovers that the man who committed that crime in 1972 was now his neighbor who was running for governor.

"Scharf struggles to deal with issues of justice and revenge, along with trying to give love to his adoring wife.

"It is a story of the struggle to overcome demons from the past and gain redemption."

Published by Fulton Books, Sandor Blum's intriguing tale deals with important social and political issues as one man seeks justice in a world of hate, discrimination, and crime. Will Steve be able to win against people in high power and hold those accountable to a crime that got buried?

This book holds a reminder that in this world, there should be no room for impunity.

Readers who wish to experience this brilliant work can purchase "The Enmities of 9/11" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.

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Source: Fulton Books