A Memory Between Us (#02 in Wings Of Glory Series)

I am a big fan of Sarah Sundin, and I really enjoy how different each of her characters are! This novel deals with some pretty heavy themes (without giving the story away, I think readers should have a 'warning' that the plot includes the theme of rape, and subsequent trauma), but in true Sarah Sundin style, it never seems too dark because God is there to redeem even the biggest pains and mistakes. And as always, the vivid descriptions of the army camps, and war time Britain truly bring the story to life. A must read if you enjoy authors such as Kate Breslin and Sarah Sundin.

This heart warming story of a proud soldier and a resilient nurse is an excellent example of 3 of my favourite genres: Historical fiction, christian literature and romance. Sundin has a way of creating such likeable characters that you feel as if you know them personally by the end of the novel. I'm looking forward to more books by this talented author.

I really enjoyed Sundin's previous novel (her first) and looked forward to reading this one. I'm impressed with the level of research that has gone into her descriptions of air battles, as well as a great storyline that moves along well. I found this one a little more believable than the last. A great new author to add to the ones I 'look for' in the store.

High on morphine and with a backside full of shrapnel, brash and handsome Major Jack Novak impulsively proposes to his nurse at first sight. But disciplined Lieutenant Ruth Doherty, who also nursed Jack's younger brother, Walt after his amputation, doesn't date, ever. She has seven orphaned siblings to support, and no time or money for socialising. Jack, whose besetting sin is his pride and whose downfall is his reliance on self rather than God, determines that he will win her over, regardless of the war, his friend Charlie's good advice, and Ruth's continued resistance. Sundin's second wartime inspirational romance set among the pilots of the U. S. Army Air Force stationed in England during WWII is an exceptional read, building on A Distant Melody (2010), but able to stand alone. A riveting tale based on the real-life adventures of her great-uncle, Sundin's novel features characters living large under emotional and physical stress, while the setting provides invaluable details and insights into the wartime mindset. \\r\\n