Author Timothy Estorga's new book "The Book of Gideon" is a captivating tale of a French farming family struggling to survive through the beginnings of the Great War

CALERA, Okla., August 10, 2021 Timothy Estorga, a creative writer with a passion for storytelling, has completed his new book "The Book of Gideon": a captivating tale of a French farming family struggling to survive the Great War.

Estorga writes, "The Kaiser wasn't bothered by the British Empire joining the war—even with the Belgium forces fighting back the German Army. The Kaiser felt that the German Army could overrun the Belgians and be in Paris before they would be able to launch an effective counterattack. Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, and South Africa were thousands and thousands of miles away. Even though Britain was just across the English channel, they would have to mobilize first, and that would take time. The only thing the Kaiser did not foresee was his generals coming face-to-face with a man that would throw a monkey wrench into his Schlieffen Plan. That man would be Pierre, a French farmer with a German background in his family roots who loved his new home in France and would defend it from all who walked against him, his family, and his new way of life."

Published by Page Publishing, Timothy Estorga's engaging tale follows one family through their survival of the onset of the war.

The war became something of a time warp as Estorga says, "The days flew by for everyone. Before they knew it, a week had passed, or was it two weeks. Each day started to become a blur in their minds, blending together with one another."

Readers who wish to experience this enticing work can purchase "The Book of Gideon" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

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