Name: Farewell, Four Waters: One aid Workers Sudden Escape From Afghanistan. A Novel Based on True Events (en Inglés)
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Author: Kate Mccord
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Farewell, Four Waters: One aid Workers Sudden Escape From Afghanistan. A Novel Based on True Events (en Inglés)

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River North

Autor

Kate Mccord

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Inglés

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368

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780802412065

Farewell, Four Waters: One aid Workers Sudden Escape From Afghanistan. A Novel Based on True Events (en Inglés)

Kate Mccord (Autor) · River North · Tapa Blanda

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Day 14: It should have been the beginning . . .All she needed were stamps and signatures. Marie and her translator stood in the government offices in Kabul, Afghanistan, to complete the paperwork for her new literacy project. The women in her home town, the northern village of Shehktan, would learn to read. But a spattering of gun shots exploded and an aid worker crumpled. Executed. On the streets of Kabul. Just blocks from the guesthouse. Sending shockwaves through the community.The foreign personnel assessed their options and some, including Marie's closest friend, Carolyn, chose to leave the country. Marie and others faced the cost and elected to press forward. But the execution of the lone aid worker was just the beginning. When she returned home to her Afghan friends in Shehktan to begin classes, she felt eyes watching her, piercing through her scarf as she walked the streets lined in mud brick walls. And in the end . . . It took only 14 days for her project, her Afghan home, her community--all of it--to evaporate in an eruption of dust, grief, and loss. Betrayed by someone she trusted. Caught in a feud she knew nothing about, and having loved people on both sides, Marie struggled for the answer: How could God be present here, working here, in the soul of Afghanistan?