Stuart brings her story vividly to life with warm, believable characters and vivid writing." (Anne Bogel, www.doorway.ru ) “A chilling and lyrical treatise to faith in a time of tragedy, Like a River from Its Course is brimming with luscious imagery and characters who entrench themselves in your heart. Stuart weaves the travails of Kiev with the unfailing hope of Luda, Ivan, and Maria/5(). Like a River from Its Course, by Kelli Stuart. A story of Ukraine’s tragedies through the eyes of four characters who experience the same story from different perspectives. Maria Ivanovna a fourteen year old forced to work in a German labor camp/5(27). · Winner of the American Christian Fiction Writers’ Carol Award --Best Christian Fiction of the YearAn epic novel exposing the ugliness of war and the bea.
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Stuart brings her story vividly to life with warm, believable characters and vivid writing." Anne Bogel. A chilling and lyrical treatise to faith in a time of tragedy, Like a River from Its Course is brimming with luscious imagery and characters who entrench themselves in your heart. Stuart weaves the travails of Kiev with the unfailing hope of Luda, Ivan, and Maria. "Like a River From Its Course" is a haunting glimpse into a much overlooked aspect of WW2 history -- the suffering in Ukraine, caught between Hitler and Stalin I lived in Ukraine for nearly six years. Kelli Stuart captures true aspects of Ukrainian culture which are often overlooked by western writers. Winner of the American Christian Fiction Writers’ Carol Award --Best Christian Fiction of the YearAn epic novel exposing the ugliness of war and the bea.
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