(paperback 543 pages)
From the back cover:
'It is 1927. In rural Bohemia a son is born to Josef, leader of a company of Coppersmith Gypsies, and his wife Anna. For the benefit of his people he is named Emil, but his real name, known only to his mother, is Yenko.
Yenko is the prince of his tribe. But his childhood world is soon overwhelmed by the Great Depression, the rise of Nazism and the calamity of the 2nd World War. Interned in a camp, Yenko faces the hardest decision of his life, to escape alone or stay and risk perishing with his family.'

Released in a show bag for
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To be released at the Queenstown Bookcrossing unconvention 2013!