Someday (U.S. Edition)
Reeks: Yesterday & Tomorrow
Corinna Turner
- “IF
- YOU
- WANT
- TO
- DIE,
- SIT
- DOWN
- HERE.
WE
- WILL
- KILL
- YOU.
IF
- YOU
- DON’T
- WANT
- TO
- DIE,
- YOU
- WILL
- ENTER
- THE
- TRUCK.”Ruth
- and
- Gemma
- have
- a
- Physics
- exam
- in
- the
- morning.
Becky
- and
- Alleluia
- have
- college
- entrance
- tests.
So
- it’s
- an
- absolute
- nightmare
- to
- be
- woken
- by
- the
- fire
- alarm
- in
- dead
- of
- the
- night.
But
- for
- them,
- and
- for
- 272
- other
- girls
- from
- Chisbrook
- Hall
- girls
- boarding
- school,
- the
- real
- nightmare
- is
- just
- beginning.
Because
- ‘al-Qabda’
- are
- taking
- them
- all
- away.
Whether
- they
- want
- to
- go
- or
- not.A
- retelling
- of
- the
- kidnapping
- of
- the
- Nigerian
- schoolgirls...
- with
- a
- twist.“I
- hope
- that
- SOMEDAY
- will
- help
- people
- living
- in
- a
- different
- culture,
- in
- a
- security
- most
- Christians,
- and
- indeed
- Muslims,
- in
- north-eastern
- Nigeria
- can
- scarcely
- imagine,
- to
- better
- understand
- what
- people
- are
- suffering
- here.”
IGNATIUS
- A.
- KAIGAMA,
- Archbishop
- of
- Jos,
- Nigeria.“SOMEDAY
- is
- an
- important
- novella
- that
- highlights
- the
- largely
- unsung
- heroism
- of
- persecuted
- Christians,
- and
- should
- make
- those
- of
- us
- in
- 'safe'
- countries
- consider:
- are
- we
- ready
- to
- count
- the
- cost?”
REGINA
- DOMAN,
- author
- of
- THE
- FAIRYTALE
- NOVELS“The
- kidnapping
- of
- the
- Nigerian
- girls
- should
- never
- be
- written
- off
- merely
- as
- an
- unpleasant
- historical
- event,
- about
- which
- we
- can
- no
- longer
- do
- anything
- …
- This
- book
- leaves
- you
- wanting
- to
- know
- more,
- wanting
- the
- girls
- to
- be
- rescued,
- wanting
- a
- happy
- ending.
- Alas,
- real
- life
- is
- different.”
The
- Right
- Honourable
- ANN
- WIDDECOMBE, DSG
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