Nina (eBook, ePUB) - Kelly, Michael C
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Nina tells the gripping story of a Russian hero-mother who takes up an offer from a Ukraine Commander to fetch her recently-captured son from their prison.
Imagine the struggles a Russian mother would endure travelling alone through war-torn Ukraine to rescue her son from a war that no one wants. And while Nina's journey is arduous, it asks a fundamental question … where do we find peace on our planet?

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Nina tells the gripping story of a Russian hero-mother who takes up an offer from a Ukraine Commander to fetch her recently-captured son from their prison.

Imagine the struggles a Russian mother would endure travelling alone through war-torn Ukraine to rescue her son from a war that no one wants. And while Nina's journey is arduous, it asks a fundamental question … where do we find peace on our planet?

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Autorenporträt
Michael C Kelly is an author and award-winning educator. He lives in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Michael draws his ideas from his experiences as a bartender at a Royal Canadian Legion, a corporate cash management assistant, a regional economic development officer in Northern Ontario, a college professor, and a volunteer for various community organizations. His philosophy builds on the notion that the greatest gift one person can give to another is to pay attention to their existence.