Wings of the Nightingale: With Every Letter (Paperback)

from mattidw

I loved everything about this book. When I first started reading it I didn't think I was going to like it but I ended up falling in love with the book. I spent most of the book wondering hoping that it would all work out in the end and it did. I saw a lot of myself in the main character so I coul...

from mbarkman

With Every Letter is an enthralling novel of nurses during World War II. Sarah Sundin has aptly captured the drama of nurses going to the front lines and what they endured from fellow soldiers as they unfalteringly worked to make the presence of women nurses an actuality in the war. The idea of a...

from cherryblossommj

This reader is delighted that there is a new series Wings of the Nightingale coming from Christian Historical Fiction author Sarah Sundin. I still hold that A Distant Melody might be one of my favorite books ever and with all that I read, this is a really saying something - so bringing on a new s...

from irri

In Every Letter, Sarah Sundin does an exquisite job of exposing how tangled thinking from past wounds harms present decisions with the potential to destroy future possibilities. Mellie's World War 11 nurses flight training and Tom's engineering skills are crippled by their concealed pasts Only an...

from alekee

When Millie Blake reluctantly, actually forced to, begin anonymous correspondence with Tom [Ernie] MacGulliver. Both have had life long problems to deal with. Millie has never had a friend, and Tom has had to deal with his father being a murderer [MacGilliver the Killerer]. While they can't open ...