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

18 August 2019, close to Adamiyah, Baghdad. 


At the service that Sunday morning, Major Burger welcomed each person in attendance, with a special welcome towards her. Taking a seat in the row in front of Curt he greeted her, which she returned with a smile.


Two men picked up their guitars and began with a well-known praise song. Sonia's soprano voice complemented the tenors and low-pitched voices in a beautiful chorus as they joined. They sang two more songs before they sat, and the chaplain took the mic. He thanked Private Chris Thompson and Sergeant Thomas Banks for the music.


When it became quiet, Phillip gave Isaiah 58:5, 6 as reference and those with Bibles turned to it. 


"5) Is it such a fast that I have chosen? A day for a man to afflict his soul. Is it to bow down his head as a bulrush, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him? Wilt thou call this a fast, and an acceptable day to the LORD?


Part 3: Chapter 59: Sunday service