Gabor Szabo’s deeply personal memoir North East of Eden has been featured by The Book Network, which praised the book as “honest, unfiltered, sometimes chaotic — true to life.” The review highlights the emotional weight of Szabo’s story, which follows a father’s struggle to reconnect with his children after being cut off by the family court system. Read the full review here.
North East of Eden is more than a courtroom memoir. It’s a raw and moving account of love, grief, and the quiet devastation that occurs when families break apart. Through fragmented memories, official reports, and deeply human moments, Szabo captures what it means to be a father fighting not only a legal battle, but an emotional one too.
Born behind the Iron Curtain, Gabor Szabo moved to the UK to offer a better future for his children. Now a freelance taxi driver, he continues to pursue his lifelong dream of writing stories that speak for those whose voices often go unheard.
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