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“What must be, must be faced.”
― Donna Fletcher Crow, A Very Private Grave

“Pedar laughed. 'Ah, but that’s the seanchaidh’s [storyteller's] consolation. My job is only to speak the words. I keep the vision alive with the words. And so, I’ll keep on speaking and writing until the vision becomes reality, no matter how long it takes. That’s the thing about the written word—it’ll be here beyond me.' (Chapter 13)”
― Donna Fletcher Crow, The Dawning of Peace

“Experience a gripping period in French history through the first-person experiences of one young Huguenot boy. Vince Rockston has poured the full range of human emotions into Gédéon’s story and carries the reader with him on the tidal wave of historic events following King Louis XIV’s revocation of religious freedom. The author’s comprehensive research on both sides of the English Channel propels Gédéon’s actions and gives authenticity to the story.
The book includes extremely helpful maps and lists of some fifty historical characters – including the mysterious Suzon. A powerful coming-of-age novel.
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― Donna Fletcher Crow

“Three things are required of man—to worship the gods, to do no evil, and to maintain manly behavior.”
― Donna Fletcher Crow, Glastonbury: The Novel of Christian England

“Experience a gripping period in French history through the first-person experiences of one young Huguenot boy. Vince Rockston has poured the full range of human emotions into Gédéon’s story and carries the reader with him on the tidal wave of historic events following King Louis XIV’s revocation of religious freedom. The author’s comprehensive research on both sides of the English Channel propels Gédéon’s actions and gives authenticity to the story.
The book includes extremely helpful maps and lists of some fifty historical characters – including the mysterious Suzon. A powerful coming-of-age novel.”
― Donna Fletcher Crow, Glastonbury: The Novel of Christian England