Description: Adam Levin is a Jewish college professor obsessed with Adolf Hitler and anything German. Vacationing at the Grand Canyon, he falls deeply in love with a German lesbian. His uncomfortable and bizarre adventures lead to zany and hilarious outcomes, as he confronts his past to embraces a new future.
Review Quotes:
With Married to Hitler, Michael Rockland achieves an improbable union of the sincere and absurd that dares us all to challenge our most deep-seated preconceptions. Funny, poignant, unpredictable--a rollicking ride of a novel! -- Val Emmich, New York Times bestselling author of Dear Evan Hansen: The Novel and The Reminders
The journey of character Adam Levin--unpredictable, dreamy, edgy, with immersion in war and peace Germany interspersed with travels through 1970s America--is packaged in Michael Rockland's imaginative writing and graphic gentility. A very special read. --Calvin Schwartz, author Vichy Water and upcoming Journey to Spirit
Michael Aaron Rockland has written a wild coming of age novel about a middle age Jewish guy for whom all things German are anathema. But what does his hero, Adam Levin, do on his summer vacation in the mid-1970s? He drives into the Great American West and, at the edge of the Grand Canyon, falls in love with a gorgeous German lesbian. Everything about Married to Hitler is topsy-turvy and surprising. The novel is a hilarious romp and an undoing of childhood fears, male anxieties, and post sexual revolution assumptions. --Victoria Redel, author of Before Everything and The Border of Truth