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Erica Jantzen. Mia’s family loses their home in communist Kyrgyzstan. Her husband—a preacher—is sent to prison and dies there. Struggling to survive, six stray sugar beets became Mia’s undoing, and she is also sent to prison. Her faith in God’s promises saves her from utter despair when she faces the loss of her children and gives her hope to endure five years in labor camps. 186 pages; paper; Herald Press.
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