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In Love Story in Greenwich Village: New York Iranian Adventure by Moses Mordecai Twersky, Elish, a doctoral student of political philosophy at the New School in New York, alongside his girlfriend, Carelle, a student at the Fashion Institute of Technology, ventures into the atmosphere of Iranian politics. The couple's initial contact with the Iranian student underground in New York sets the stage for their involvement in a revolutionary movement. Their collaboration with the United States Central Intelligence Agency and State Department Intelligence shows the gravity and complexity of their mission. Without the knowledge of some of their closest friends and associates, Elish and Carelle fight in Iran to end a regime, building their love story in the process.
Moses Mordecai Twersky delivers a thoroughly descriptive account of Elish and Carelle's bravery and determination as they immerse themselves in Iranian history and culture. Twersky sets the story against the backdrop of a democratic Shi’ite counter-revolution, and the narrative intertwines the protagonists' personal and academic lives with Iranian history and politics. Readers will be on the edge of their seats as the couple spends time in a safe house and prepares for combat, courageously fighting in a thrilling climax. The author details the food and experiences in Iran, highlighting culture and traditions and outlining the protagonists' deep affection as they embark on a mission together. Readers who enjoy beautiful romances and are ready for high-stakes political intrigue with profound historical and cultural insights will enjoy Love Story in Greenwich Village.
