FREEDOM..AT LAST

chronicles the journey of an ordinary family of immigrants arriving to United States from Communist Romania. Held captive for more than twenty-years by a dictatorship regime, the author discovered the benefits of freedom in his country of adoption, and walks boldly through plenty of experiences. The author wrote this book with the belief that the reader would voyage with him from the first day when he left his native country, sharing impressions compiled over the years of adventures, travels and observations.

He can't pretend to be an ordinary person lucky enough to fulfill his dreams. In order to validate not only the travel experiences, but also the events that converged in their day to day life, the book touches the author's financial and social status evolution in America. It would encounter his struggles of making a living, successes and defeats, a tragedy, and many other events told with wit or sadness—as they happened.

A typical biography would start from the first days of a person's life, yet this narrative began only when the Border family arrived in the free world and ended thirteen years later, when their son Lt. Lee Border lost his life in the service of the US Army. From now on, life will never be the same.