Free (nook/Kindle/Kobo) Two Testaments [Xtian 1960s French-Algerian War Drama Novel]

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Two Testaments by Elizabeth Musser is the 2nd novel in her Secrets of the Cross trilogy of historical literary drama novels with f/m romantic elements set during the events of and the fallout of the mid-20th-century war between Algeria and France (Wikipedia), this story continuing the saga of the young student caught up in the war as well as the various persons she has met along the way (apparently these novels are not standalone stories, according to the customer reviews), free for a limited time courtesy of Christian publisher David C. Cook.

We've previously received the 1st novel as a freebie as well: Two Crosses

Currently free, probably just for the rest of the day @ Amazon (available to Canadians & in the UK), Kobo & iTunes & Google Play (all available to Canadians), ChristianBook (DRM-free ePub hypothetically available to selected countries if they ever get around to allowing downloads of the freebies again) and possibly other venues listed on the publisher's catalogue page

Description
The slightest spark will ignite an explosion. The tinderbox of broken political and racial relations in France and Algeria provides plenty of kindling. And the growing friction, especially in Algeria, will soon combust. A tentative ceasefire offers little to cool the heat.

And in the midst of the turmoil, Gabriella Madison guards the orphans in her care, while battling jealousy when Anne-Marie Duchemin, David’s former flame, arrives in Castelnau, France. As they protect the little ones in their care amid rising discomfort in the community with the multi-cultural orphanage, each wonders who David will choose.

Meanwhile, David is trapped in Algeria, caught in the turmoil of a country gone mad. He seeks a way to guard his life and, at the same time, protect the refugees he came to help. And escape seems impossible.

Unable to predict what lies ahead, Gabriella and David learn that in life, waiting is the hardest part.

The answers lie in two testaments.