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    Two Destinies: A Novel
    Two Destinies: A Novel
    Two Destinies: A Novel
    Audiobook11 hours

    Two Destinies: A Novel

    Written by Elizabeth Musser

    Narrated by Kirsten Potter

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    About this audiobook

    Faith and love could cost them everything. When Rislène Namani meets Eric Hoffmann in 1994 France, the spark between them ignites a firestorm of trouble. She fears the repercussions from her staunchly Muslim family for her attraction to a Christian. Yet Eric captures her heart. More than that, his faith captures her soul - a faith she comes to embrace. And it all stirs up a wasps' nest of danger, mystery, and love that could cost her everything, even her life. The risk is real, especially when Rislène's family discovers her secret. Eric must save her from a forced marriage in Algeria. As the civil war in Algeria escalates in the midst of Ramadan, and poverty and social ills in France boil over, their lives become as tumultuous and uncertain as the world around them. Clinging to faith, they fight a battle as contemporary as today's headlines.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOasis Audio
    Release dateSep 1, 2012
    ISBN9781621881094
    Two Destinies: A Novel

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    • 5/5
      Two Destinies is a wonderful ending to Elizabeth Musser’s Secrets of The Cross Trilogy. Set two decades after the second book ends, this novel brings full circle the story of freedom. More than one character is set free by faith and perseverance from the tyranny of life and religion. This book can be read as a standalone, but I heartily recommend that you read all the books in the series in sequential order.Musser has created some wonderful characters in this series, many of which make appearances in Two Destinies. I loved the female characters of Rislene and Ophelie. Both exhibited an uncompromising faith in God, yet their doubts and questions made them very real. Sam is a lost character who finds forgiveness and purpose in his renewed faith. The setting of the book, France and Algeria in 1994, in many ways parallels what is happening in our world today — terrorism, civil war, homelessness and immigration problems. And of course, Musser again delivers a beautifully written book. I listened to the audio version of Two Destinies. The narrator was excellent and created a very enjoyable experience.Highly Recommended.Great for Book Clubs.