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Home › The Sojourn by Andrew Krivak ›
The Sojourn by Andrew Krivak
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Local author Andrew Krivak tells the story Jozef Vinich, who begins life in a bleak 19th century Colorado mining town, only to end up fighting for the Kaiser in World War One. Krivak’s debut novel offers the story of a man returning to the roots of his ancestors, finding new family along the way, only to have the horrors of war disrupt all that he had come to take for granted. Krivak packs a lot of emotion into the rather small book. Check Our Catalog




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