Sarah Sundin is now one of my favorite Christian authors. This third book in the Wings of Glory series
When I wrote my review of Sarah's first book, A Distant Melody, I described my fascination with all things pertaining to World War II. Sarah writes in such a way that that the reader feel that he/she is there in the midst of all the fighting the soldiers face and the struggles of the families back home. I devoured it, and I was surprised to learn it was Mrs. Sundin's first novel.

That is not to say I didn't like this third book, It, too, was a great read and one that I was reluctant to put dow. I am disappointed that there will be no more in the series, but I know more good books are to come from this talented author. Keep 'em coming, Sarah!
I give Blue Skies Tomorrow
5 out of 5 stars!

Sarah lives in California with her husband and three children. Visit with Sarah online at http://www.sarahsundin.com/.
To celebrate the release of Blue Skies Tomorrow
, the final installment of the Wings of Glory series
, Sarah is giving one lucky winner A Vintage Kindle Prize Package!
Read what the reviewers are saying here.
One winner will receive:
* Kindle with Wi-Fi
* Handmade vintage apron for you and a friend (see a photo here)
* Blue Skies Tomorrow (for Kindle)
To enter visit Sarah's blog. But, hurry, giveaway ends on 9/10. Winner will be announced on 9/12 on Sarah Sundin's blog. Details and official rules can be found when entering the contest.
2 comments:
Judy - thank you for your lovely review! I'm so glad you enjoyed the entire series!
WW2 has always fascinated me and I thought Sarah did a terrific job capturing it. This was a great end to the series and I, too, am disappointed to know that there are no more Novak brothers to write about!
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