About the Author:
Rimma Rose was born in Ukraine on April 19, 1982. She moved to Brooklyn, New York with her entire family at the age of sixteen. Rimma immediately fell in love with America and New York. A voracious reader with a passion for learning, it did not take Rimma long to adapt to her new life in America and to learn the English language, adding to her list of spoken languages that include Russian, Ukrainian, and Italian. Growing up, Rimma enjoyed reading books, especially history and philosophy. Her thirst for knowledge continued into her college years. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Government and Politics from St. Johns University with a Minor in History. Following her undergraduate education, Rimma enrolled in the Master’s program at St. Johns Graduate School in Rome, Italy, obtaining her Master’s degree in International Law and Diplomacy. Rimma was enamored with Italy and returned to Europe, this time as an intern at the U.S. Consulate in Milan, Italy. She finalized her educational career by adding an MBA in International Business from the Peter J. Tobin School of Business in Rome, Italy and Queens, New York, to her educational accomplishments. After completing her education, Rimma Rose taught undergraduate courses in European politics at her alma mater, St. Johns University. While enjoying teaching, she still felt unsatisfied, constantly searching for her true passion and career path. Following her brief tenure at the university, Rimma began writing and researching for her debut novel, Cursed to Survive. Rose often says that those who don’t like history in its purest non-fictional form could truly enjoy reading it in the context of the historically- accurate romantic novels, where fictional plots and characters interchange with actual historical events. By creating a passionate and tragic love story between a German Count and a daughter of a Jewish doctor, the author takes the reader on a breathtaking and terrifying journey by describing the power of love, friendship and honor in the midst of death and atrocities.
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