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This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.  The air-raid siren was sounding, and the dusky London street was suddenly filled with the rush of people hurrying for the nearest bomb shelter. The neighborhood was not untouched: a recent bombing still tainted the air with the smell of burning, and the stark skeletons of bombed-out homes stood gaunt against the swiftly darkening sky. Above the waiting city, the black bulk of barrage balloons hung like dark specters, their trailing steel cables crisscrossing the air. Though a stranger, the young man did not hesitate to fall in with the passing flow of anxious residents; no one would turn a fellow human being away from safety during an air raid.
But on a roadside bench, contrasting jarringly with the headlong flight of all the others, a small figure sat huddled and motionless. Neither the hurry of the crowd nor the persistent howl of the siren seemed to penetrate the aura of silent loneliness about that quiet form. ~ Lighten Our Darkness, Chapter 1 War. Romance. A man fighting for right. A woman without a country. And a night that will change their lives forever. I'm still in love with this story! Buy your copy now at Amazon.com.
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This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.  The Apprentices were ready for a makeover - and here they are! With a new cover and a newly formatted interior, my first release has been beautifully updated, and I couldn't be more pleased with the result. This is still one of my favorite stories, so hurry over to Amazon.com and get your copy now!
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AuthorSarah Brazytis - Christian, Historian, Author. In that order. Sarah’s quotes"Stefan!" shouted Casimir. "What are you doing, out in the rain with that girl? Madman!" As Stefan raised his head, Rozalia heard her aunt's bubbling laughter. "Not a madman, Cass - a lover!" "Same thing," said Casimir; but he put an arm around Anastasia where she stood holding the baby, and kissed her."— Sarah Brazytis Archives
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