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Refuge in l'Acadie: a Kesk8a story

Refuge in l'Acadie: a Kesk8a story

Paperback

Series: Kesk8a Story, Book 2

Mystery & Thriller

ISBN10: 1534784853
ISBN13: 9781534784857
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: Jun 19 2016
Pages: 234
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.49 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
1694 Port Royal. Ordinary life is disrupted when a beautiful dark-skinned stranger floats in from the Big Bay in a dug-out. She is followed by three self-called slave hunters from Acadia's enemy, New England. The village drunk knows one of these slave hunters all too well: the man kidnapped his little sister years earlier, abandoning her at the docks of Boston Harbor. Keskoua, her love-smitten brother, the mysterious stranger, a friend with suspicious motives, and the drunk band together to plan a sea voyage on a cursed ship to find the drunk's sister and rescue the stranger's daughter from slavery.I enjoyed every single page.-Phyllis Bohonis, author of The WildernessI didn't ask it but she answered my question anyway: These scars on the outside of me are not from being a slave. They are from being thought beautiful and living beside a jealous neighbor. The scars on the inside of me are from slavery. No one can see those.I saw them, I told her. I saw them when you were sitting there on the log with Hélène's shawl over your shoulders when you first got here. When Monsieur St-Amand was trying to look into your ears and your eyes with his glass instrument. The fear and anger became even stronger in you. It came out like a storm cloud.

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