In this 3rd book in the
“Sunrise at Normandy” series Clay has reached a point of despair so great that
sacrificing his life for his country feels like the only option. But when he rescues Leah, an orphan looking
for her lost little sisters, something changes.
When he’s shipped out the letters between the two of them become more
personal, more emotional and more intense.
The marriage of convenience he offered her as a protection begins to
feel like something he wants more than anything. In this action packed romance we see two
people with very different upbringings, different ways of dealing with betrayal
and loneliness and even different ways of dealing with love. Yet in their differences there is something
that binds them together. This book is
filled with interesting tidbits from the WWII era while drawing the reader
personally into the characters dilemmas, heart breaks and yearnings.
I received this book free from the
publishers but was not required to write a positive review.
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