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About Janet Lee Berg

Janet Lee Berg grew up on Massapequa, Long Island where the story is set and currently resides on Charleston, South Carolina with a dual residence in New York. She was a shy, yet daring child, rescuing stray animals, surfing ocean waves, and riding her motorcycle along the curvy Long Island roads where she grew up.

After the Silence - A Novel by Janet Lee Berg

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Praise for Janet

...an affecting depiction of the horrors of the Dutch Holocaust and the effects of family secrets that can linger for generations.”

— Publishers Weekly

A lovely, intimate gem of a story, about a young girl becoming a woman as her world crumbles around her, and the sacrifice of a father that will haunt her for the rest of her life, drawing on real-life events that occurred in the author’s family.”

— Anne-Marie O’Connor, award-winning author of The Lady in Gold, The Extraordinary Tale of Gustav Klimt’s Masterpiece, Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer

…a moving story well-told of a family’s struggle to survive; a story of hope, redemption, family values, forgiveness and love—a poignant novel by a talented writer...it doesn't get any better than this.”

-Fern Michaels, #1 New York Times Best Selling Author/p>

Illuminating . . . ”

— Lynn H. Nicholas, world’s leading researcher on Art pilfered during WWII and author of The Rape Of Europa

a powerful, haunting story about love, sacrifice, and the rhapsodic draw of beauty, even for monsters. A moving rendering of a true story about an art dealer, both thrilling and historically fascinating.”

— Kirkus

Other Books By Janet

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