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Thrown to the Wind

A Country for Castoffs, Book 1

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Thrown to the Wind

By: Amanda M. Cetas
Narrated by: Daniel Kay
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Based on a true story. In October 1660, Etienne Gayneau rushes through the cobblestone streets of La Rochelle, France, to meet his cousin at the harbor. A ship carrying King Louis XIV's elite musketeers is docking. He dreams of becoming one himself, but has no idea that their arrival will force his Huguenot family to flee in the dead of night. His cousin has offered him a safe haven. Now he must choose - stay and pursue his dream or leave and face an uncertain destiny. Both choices are fraught with dangers. Either way his life will never be the same.

©2019, 2023 Amanda M Cetas (P)2024 Amanda Hanson Biographical Fiction Fiction Historical Fiction France

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"Cetas skillfully plots Etienne's journey as an uphill climb full of switchbacks, with determination gradually replacing indecision, and a clear-eyed faith supplanting fantastical visions." - BookLife Review

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