Synopsis
Book by Hunt, Ruth
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About the Author
Ruth Hunt is a retired educator, writer, and the wife of internationally esteemed author, researcher, and lecturer, Dave Hunt.
Review
“The insights into the camp life of the Gulag are raw and compelling, yet interspersed with moments of warmth and humor and even romance. Over it all extends the unrelenting love of a faithful God, who turned prison into a spiritual revival of Maria and a new birth for many others. By God’s grace this very ordinary woman was enabled to serve Christ in prison in a way she never had in freedom.” —Rev. Richard Wurmbrand (author of Tortured for Christ)
“East Wind carries with it a greater power. A power for good. Without being unreal-rosy, and without being oversimplified or watery, the Christian faith is there, firm and true.” —The Banner
“It . . . will not be easily forgotten.” —The Saints Herald
“East Wind is the best book to come out of concentration camp life since The Hiding Place. Its style of writing is beautiful, and its message is spellbinding. Here’s a book you probably won’t be able to put down.” —Tom Haughey on KVMV-FM, McAllen, Texas
“East Wind is an exciting book that is even more powerful and more horrifying than Hansi . . . or The Hiding Place.” —Doris Rikkers, Insight
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