Broken Tether (eBook, ePUB) - Clifford, Linda
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'Broken Tether' is a breathtaking historical fiction novel about a group of women's courageous attempt to flee the terrorizing reign of the Taliban. In this story, a brave woman named Fahima, and her band of mothers and children, flee their rural village to distance themselves from the violent and restrictive lives they are forced to lead. Seeking better lives for their children, they risk everything to journey amid Taliban patrols, local militia scrutiny, and drug lord treachery to find a new home.

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'Broken Tether' is a breathtaking historical fiction novel about a group of women's courageous attempt to flee the terrorizing reign of the Taliban. In this story, a brave woman named Fahima, and her band of mothers and children, flee their rural village to distance themselves from the violent and restrictive lives they are forced to lead. Seeking better lives for their children, they risk everything to journey amid Taliban patrols, local militia scrutiny, and drug lord treachery to find a new home.

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Autorenporträt
Linda Clifford writes from her lakeside home in northern Illinois. A graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, she is a self-described feminist of moderate views and champion of third world women and their fight for respect and parity in their own cultures. This is her first publication of historical fiction.