The Price of Freedom

Many people living under Communist regimes in the middle part of the twentieth century dreamed of a better life in the Western world. Leslie Vass was one such person. Although he had a relatively comfortable life in Romania with loving parents, a beautiful wife, and a baby on the way, he felt certain that a better life was waiting for them outside of his country's confining borders. Thus he made plans to sneak out of the country and travel to America unbeknownst to anyone, not even his family.

But immigration does not always provide the hope for paradise. The decades following Leslie's big move bring much struggle and heartache to him and his extended family. He is very lonely in his new home and fears that his decision has cost him everything. He is thrilled with the liberty of his new life, but at what price has he gained this freedom?