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Old 06-18-2012, 09:53 AM   #1
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Free (nook/Kindle/XtianBk/Kobo) The Next Target by Nikki Arana [Christian Thriller]

The Next Target: A Novel by Nikki Arana is a inspirational terrorist thriller, free courtesy of Christian publisher David C. Cook.

Currently free @ B&N, Amazon (available to Canadians & in the UK), and Christian Book (available worldwide, DRM-free).

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It only took one bullet. Austia's friend and student fell dead. And with a glimpse of a newspaper headline, the young and recently widowed Austia knows more about what happened than the police. From that fatal night, Austia’s secret outreach to the U.S. Muslim community—in the guise of English language classes—becomes a target. Local Muslim extremists set their sights on ending her ministry and even her life. And the women she ministers to will be next.

A thick web of deceit closes in around Austia, and her circle of friends becomes smaller by the day, even as she finally opens herself to the idea of falling in love again. But who can she trust? Facing a spiritual battle that proves more treacherous than it at first seemed, Austia’s convictions are tested to their limits and her heart becomes primed for breaking. She must ask herself: how much she will risk to stay true to her herself, her faith, and to the lives of the women she serves?
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