Today, I’m delighted to introduce you to my friend, Tricia Goyer. I first met Tricia in 2004 in the beautiful panhandle of Idaho at a small gathering of writers. There are many wonderful things I could tell you about her — great writer, faith-filled, dedicated to her family — but I’ve got to tell you that her Taco Soup is beyond yummy. Tricia is part of my email Bible study and reading group, someone who lifts and encourages others all the time. She was named Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference "Writer of the
Year" in 2003 and was a finalist for the Gold Medallion Book
Award. She won ACFW’s "Book of the Year" for Long Historial Romance in
2005 and 2006.
Arms of Deliverance is the fourth and final novel in an exhilarating series that capture the tales of men and women swept into World War II.
EUROPE, 1944
Katrine,
a Czech Jew, is so successful in her attempt to pass as an Aryan that
she finds herself dating a Nazi officer. Having convinced him of her
genetic purity, the officer sends her to stay at a Lebensborn home–a
Nazi breeding program in which children are raised and indoctrinated by
the state.
Meanwhile, two friends, Mary and Lee, one a socialite,
the other a working class girl, land similar reporting jobs at the New
York Tribune on the eve of the war’s outbreak. Now rivals with
assignments on the frontlines of war-torn Europe, Lee joins troops
sailing for Normandy, while Mary’s destiny lies in the cramped quarters
of a B-17 bearing down on Berlin. Before the presses roll, their lives
will be indelibly marked by a caring American navigator, brave French
resistors, and a maniacal Nazi officer. Arms of Deliverance is a story
of unexpected redemption.
You can read the first chapter of Arms of Deliverance here.
Don’t miss this one!
-rlh-
