Janette Oke & T. Davis Bunn’s
SONG OF ACADIA
A Chance Encounter Will Forever Change Their Lives
The year was 1753, and the lines of separation were firmly drawn. The French had named the region Acadia, their "beloved home." When the British came soon after, they battled with the French on the new continent as they had in Europe for centuries.
The settlers of Acadia were either French or English, and though their villages might be but a stone’s throw apart, most could go an entire lifetime without speaking to someone from the other side.
And then the chance encounter of Catherine Price and Louise Belleveau in a meadow of wild flowers…. From this unexpected friendship, Oke and Bunn spin a tale of devotion, loss, renewal, and bonds stronger than blood and faith stronger than tragedy.
Heirs of Acadia - 02 - The Innocent Libertine Page 30
