Publisher's Synopsis
Born to Jewish parents in Argentina, Dan Zyman has never been taught about his roots or practiced his religion. His parents seem to ignore who they are, which makes young Dan contemplate why God chose the Jewish people to suffer so much. When his parents discover he has been bullied at school because of who he is, they decide to move, much to his dismay. After relocating to New York, Dan's parents gift him with a new camera. As he adjusts to his school and befriends a Jewish girl, he teaches himself how to take beautiful photographs. He has but one wish-to keep his life this peaceful forever. Twenty years later, Dan has overcome his childhood challenges to become one of the best photographers in the world. When a beautiful ecologist invites him to collaborate with her on a butterfly project in Mexico, he sets into motion a chain of events that prompts the two of them, a Palestinian terrorist, rabbis, a gene, and undoubtedly the Messiah to embark on a quest to contribute to peace in Israel. The Signature of God is a geopolitical tale of emotions, adventures, and connections as a group of unlikely collaborators are brought together to achieve peace in the Middle East.
