I've completed a first draft of my story about an American nurse whose circumstances threw her into the middle of wartime London during the early days of the Blitz. Rachel's naive outlook of the world is tested (and altered) when she sees the destruction that German airplanes rain down upon the people of England. Can she make a difference?
Read my other books about strong women 'making a difference' during challenging times <see list below>
Paradox of Professionalism: American Nurses in World War II - find it at Amazon or Barnes & Noble
Miracles All Around Me: The Unexpected Gifts of My Mother's Alzheimers - linked here Amazon and Barnes & Noble
The Polished Moon: WWII Army Nurse, Dorothy Chinnis - sold at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
Toby Creek Chronicles: Life at the Water's Edge - currently resides with the publisher <as they say>
Miracles All Around Me: The Unexpected Gifts of My Mother's Alzheimers - linked here Amazon and Barnes & Noble
The Polished Moon: WWII Army Nurse, Dorothy Chinnis - sold at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
Toby Creek Chronicles: Life at the Water's Edge - currently resides with the publisher <as they say>
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