Like the Appearance of Horses

Set in the small mountain town of Dardan, Pennsylvania, "Like the Appearance of Horses" follows the intertwined lives of the Vinich family, shaped by the turbulence of the past century. After Bexhet Konar escapes fascist Hungary, he seeks out Jozef Vinich, who saved him during World War I, and falls in love with Jozef's daughter, Hannah. As their lives unfold through the crises of World War II and the Vietnam War, themes of love, duty, and the impact of war resonate across generations. This novel serves as the conclusion to Andrew Krivak's Dardan Trilogy, exploring the complexities of familial bonds amid ethnic and national conflicts.