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Christina's Ghosts

Christina's Ghosts (publisher tba)

 

David stood on deck, his newborn in his arms, as Anna's body was released into the sea. He could feel the devil droplets on his face and hear the cry of the circling albatross. This former slave ship was now the floating coffin for exiled and immigrant souls.

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A story of exile, hardship, resilience, and faith, this book follows the historical journey of Mennonites from the Swiss Palatinate to Waterloo, Canada.

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Faith is harder to maintain in peace than it is in times of trouble. The final narrator is Christine, who finds herself the touchstone for a modern-day split in the Old Order factions.

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Stephan de la Palme, Privateer

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The year is 1720. After 10 years at sea with French navy, the second son of Baron La Palme has been awarded a letter of marque from Louis XV's Regent, giving him the right to attack the valuable Spanish ships that pass through the Caribbean waters. Using his navy pay, he buys a Brig and hires a crew. But the careers of a navy aspirant and that of a privateer are just a little different. Intent on his prizes, Stephan fails to notice the fishing boat that slides up to the Brig until it is too late and the pirates are pouring over the side onto the deck. 

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