Sometimes, when it's been a week, a girl goes back to her staples, hoping for familiar comfort.
I've been reading Danielle Steel since I was 14, and 90% of the time, she does not let me down.
I have always been intrigued by the Women's RAF (Royal Air Force), and the role they played in WW2. Young women from Canada and the USA joined together with women from Britain.
This book is adjunct to that, and takes us to the world of the Flight nurses on these aircraft, and the critical role they played. They were often called the Flying Angels
One of my good friends from our College Hockey family serves in the military, and she accepted a post to work at Mildenhall in the UK for a couple years. Her stories of the folks she met were quite incredible.
This book captures a taste of some of those stories. It was exactly what I needed.

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