Passionate about her work, war-torn South Sudan offered Sonia Main peace. A short-lived peace shaken by choices. Could Sonia let go of the past and see a future?
Curt McGee was a man bound by honour and duty. It took him away from home for long periods of time. Confronted with obedience he had to put love aside. 
Tau Gbadamosi had a tough time. War ravished his country. The enormous plight for help too great for one man or one fight. Faced with loyalty, he had to decide. A decision that would cost him. 
When a warlord sets his sight on the Red Cross nurse, all hell broke loose. 
Only God could stop him.
Suggested age range 16+
Infidelity, abduction, rape, abuse, adventure, reproductive rights, Christian military romance 
Love at War is created by Lynelle Clark, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author


Love at War

"Baaka!" Sonia heard the second they arrived at the camp. Caught in the flashlight's beam the man shielded himself. A young woman answered him; her head covered.


They had moored against a steep bank where a soldier secured it. His rifle rested on his back. Another one scanned the area, his rifle in readiness.


Tau got out, followed by Kwame who helped her out.


"That is our commander, Roger Gisemba." Kwame freed her. Warily she rubbed her arms and wrists.


"As-Salam Alaykum." (May peace be upon you)


"Dimana éta awéwé?" (Where is the nurse?) the man, Haji asked without acknowledgement. 


"Anjeunna di dieu." Tau pointed to her as she joined them. Sonia's body ached after their midnight ride. How long they were on the water she could only guess. Right away they expected her to perform her duties.


"Datang!" Haji commanded. Without waiting he sprinted towards a darkened spot outside the flickering fires.


Part 2: Chapter 19: A baby in the swamp