VOID is about a legendary pop star, the rebellious boy who betrays him, the woman who saves him, the man who loves her, two German shepherds, a wild Oregon mountain, and a ruthless developer bent on destroying it. Viennese SILVI and her adopted thirteen-year-old bi-racial son JIMMI live in a clearing, surrounded by forest. When she wants to communicate with nature, all she has to do is open her door, follow her dogs outside, and she's right in the middle of what she appreciates most about her world. The nearest neighbors she has are as interested in safeguarding their privacy as she is in...

Born at the end of the World War II in a small, sleepy village not far from Munich, Maria doesn't fit into her time and doesn't know her place. In an era when a daughter has no rights but the right to be obedient, she wants to belong to herself, be free, and find someone to love. If she can't have these precious things in her world she will look for them in another, and nothing and no one can stop her, because a fifteen-year-old girl is a force of nature that cannot be denied.

Since Maria was small she has suffered from a severe form of homesickness for a country she has never seen. And now when the old dream of living in America is finally becoming reality a clique of GIs and their wives set out to teach her and Lucius that they can never be anything but second class citizens in it. It's not a lesson they're willing to learn.

Six misfits are drawn to the same snow-covered mountain. They settle halfway to the peak, build a fabulous garden, and proceed to create a new world that they cannot access without the help of young Em and her friends. She doesn't have a clue about what they, together, are capable of or what lies in store for them in the near future. Moving forward on trust, they navigate virgin, treacherous ground even after the people of Yates decide they are a coven of witches that must be destroyed. Increasingly desperate, they try to outrun their fate.