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The Auerbach will
The descendants of a Russian Jewish immigrant family is torn apart by fights over the family fortune.
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- "The descendants of a Russian Jewish immigrant family is torn apart by fights over the family fortune."@en
- "In The Auerbach Will, the novel by America's most renowned chronicler of the rich, ambitious young Essie Litsky defies a rigid upbringing by immigrant Russian Jewish parents to achieve wealth and success. But her children tear Essie and her husband Jack Auerbach's family apart in fights over their fortune, and Essie finds that money will not mend broken lives ..."@en
- "A sweeping, three-generation novel, telling a powerful story of interlocking family secrets of which the matriarch Essie Auerbach is chief custodian. It is a story of treachery, betrayal and greed, but most of all of the persistence of love."@en
- "Essie, the daughter of immigrant Russian Jewish parents, defies her rigid upbringing to achieve wealth and success. Her children tear Essie and her husband's family apart in fights over their fortune, and Essie finds that money will not mend broken lives."@en
- "Domestic fiction. This is an MP3 Audio Book title. In The Auerbach Will, the novel by America's most renowned chronicler of the rich, ambitious young Essie Litsky defies a rigid upbringing by immigrant Russian Jewish parents to achieve wealth and success. But her children tear Essie and her husband Jack Auerbach's family apart in fights over their fortune, and Essie finds that money will not mend broken lives. Stephen Birmingham concludes this complex family saga, set in the Park Avenue world he first portrayed in the bestselling Our Crowd, with a surprise revelation. The story of Essie Auerbach and the Auerbach Will is unforgettable."
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