Enfold Me by: Steven Greenberg {Book Review}

About the Book {from Amazon}

Written by an Israeli, Enfold Me is a provocative and dark journey into a chillingly-realistic post-Israel Middle East. Precipitated by a massive earthquake and an Iranian-led attack, the fall of Israel rips Daniel Blum from his suburban life and scientific career. Alone and scarred, he endures subjugation and terror in Hamas-controlled Northern Liberated Palestine. Now, Daniel must follow George Farrah, a figure from his past, deep under the Carmel mountain and through Egyptian-controlled, quake-ravaged Tel Aviv. Haunted by tragedy, Daniel strains the bonds of duty and family as he and George uncover a secret that could alter the region’s balance of power.

My Thoughts

I am at a lost for words as how to describe Enfold Me. It is both thought-provoking and disturbing at the same time. The idea of a world, let alone Middle East, after the fall of Israel is intriguing. To discuss the plot too much would be to give away spoilers so I will refrain from that. This is a truly well written book and I am glad that I read although there are many images that will remain with me for years to come. There are some violent scenes that may be a bit much for some.