On April 30, 1975, Saigon falls and the Vietnam War ends, but Black April marks the beginning of despair for Snow, a young Vietnamese woman who finds herself abandoned by her husband and raising a baby on her own. Based on her mother's true story of survival after the fall of Saigon, author Amy M. Le paints a gripping tale of her family's perseverance to escape persecution in war-torn Vietnam, survive the refugee camps, and rebuild a new life in America. At the heart of this trilogy is the human spirit to survive and thrive in the midst of trauma and PTSD.

Snow in Vietnam: A Novel

A Vietnamese mother risks everything to keep her daughter alive following the Vietnam War but is saving one life worth the risk of destroying others, including her own?

Snow in Seattle: A Novel

A Vietnamese woman resettles in Seattle with her young daughter and nephew after escaping war-torn Vietnam but how can she rebuild her life in the midst of trauma, PTSD, and culture shock?

Snow's Kitchen: A Novella and Cookbook

A coming of age story of a young Vietnamese girl's turbulent past and conflicted present colliding to teach her the meaning of love and acceptance. Food and family are at the heart of Life's toughest lessons on respect and community.