Tarnished Saber
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Book Description
An eleven year old Siberian child witnesses his father's execution and is forced to flee Russia amid the horrors of the Red Army. Finding exile, he and his family are faced with harsh conditions in Shanghai, China. Two years of hardship pass until the promise of hope in the newly formed Kingdom of Yugoslavia brings the mentorship of a King and a respite from danger. This abruptly ends with Hitler's invasion, and his incarceration in a prison camp. Released from the camp, Evgeny discovers the magic of love along with the political maneuvering of the German Wermacht to create the army of Andrei Vlasov. Saving the lives of teenage recruits becomes the mission of the young couple amidst the chaos prior to liberation. Through it all, the honor and spirit of these special people who risked their own lives for others shine as a beacon for the future of us all.
About the Author
Born at the end of the second World War, Barbara began her writing career at an early age. First published at the age of sixteen, her short story, The Red Sock, appeared in Redbook magazine. Numerous articles and short stories followed as the need to explore the world around her grew. Honing her skills as a biographer, she probes the depths of ordinary people who live extraordinary lives of courage and integrity. Barbara's previous works include Babushka! Grandmother's Bench, bookpublishers.com and Open Cupboard, Obagon Publishing. Overseas travel enabled her to glimpse into the lives of ordinary people to find extraordinary stories of courage, hope and faith. Her knowledge of the inner spirit of her characters offers the reader a tapestry of colors and feelings woven into the fabric of everyday lives. Enjoy a colorful journey as you learn more about the world around you and the people in it through her eyes.
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