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If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Cloudflare Ray ID: 65fdf9f81939d6b1 • Your IP : 116.202.236.252 • Performance & security by Cloudflare. [PDF] The Tenth Song Book by Naomi Ragen Free Download (304 pages) Free download or read online The Tenth Song pdf (ePUB) book. The first edition of the novel was published in 2010, and was written by Naomi Ragen. The book was published in multiple languages including English, consists of 304 pages and is available in Hardcover format. The main characters of this fiction, literature story are , . 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I hope you’ll enjoy it. Subscribe to Naomi's Blog. Naomi Ragen is an American-born novelist, playwright and journalist who has lived in Jerusalem since 1971. She has published eleven internationally best-selling novels, and is the author of a hit play, “Women’s Minyan”, that has been performed more than 500 times in Israel’s National Theatre as well as in the United States and Argentine. Naomi has written for the Jerusalem Post and other publications in Israel and abroad, as well as to her blog list, about Israel and Jewish issues. An Orthodox woman, feminist and iconoclast, Naomi is a tireless advocate for women’s rights in Israel, waging a relentless campaign against domestic abuse and bias in rabbinical courts, as well as a successful Supreme Court case against gender segregation on Israeli buses. Naomi is a sought-after lecturer all over the world. 24 November 2020 – The paperback edition of An Unorthodox Match has published. You can order your copy by clicking on the cover to the right. My eleventh novel, An Unorthodox Match , was published on September 24th. You can read a review and an interview with me here. .was on the best-seller lists in Israel as soon as its first week. Click the cover to learn more (צמאה לך נפשי) The Hebrew version My tenth novel The Devil in Jerusalem was chosen by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency as the number one Jewish book of the season. The story – inspired by true events – is a chilling tale of the paths that so easily lead us astray, and the darkness within us all. Click the book’s cover to learn more. THE TENTH SONG. An upper-middle-class Jewish family is thrown into turmoil when a father is accused of abetting terrorism. Things couldn’t be more idyllic for the Samuels clan of Cambridge, Mass. Abigail is exulting in the pleasurable planning of a gala engagement party for daughter Kayla and future son-in-law Seth, two Harvard Law students with bright futures. But why is the caterer giving her the fish-eye? The news has hit the Internet: Suddenly the whole world knows that Abigail’s husband, Adam, a prominent CPA, has just been led, in handcuffs, from his Boston office by the FBI. The charge arose from the fact that Adam had steered some high-profile clients, including a former ghetto dweller turned celebrity entrepreneur, toward a hedge fund that, unbeknownst to Adam despite due diligence, financed terrorist operations. Seth, a controlling sort who pressures Kayla into straightening her hair and wearing pinstripes in order to better her chances with law-firm recruiters, insists that she distance herself from her father to avoid tainting her career prospects. Adam’s formerly close friends and even his rabbi shun him. On bail, awaiting trial and facing the loss of his hard-won reputation and prosperity, Adam grows increasingly despondent and rebuffs Abigail’s efforts to comfort him. Kayla impulsively hops a plane to Israel, and winds up on an archeological dig near the Dead Sea. There, amid a group of free spirits called the Talmidim, she lives off the land and studies with a charismatic guru, Rav Natan. She’s drawn to Daniel, an Israeli surgeon whose family was killed by a suicide bomber. Ironically, Daniel, with his contacts in Israeli army intelligence, may be the Samuels family’s salvation. Adam, alarmed by Kayla’s defection from the mainstream, sends both Abigail and Seth after her. Both will then experience epiphanies of their own. A page-turner illustrating the horrifying consequences of becoming embroiled in the American legal system, slowed by far too many weighty passages of authorial comment about the sad state of morals today.