WWII romance
Hideaway Home by Hannah Alexander - Love Inspired Historical #3 - Mar 08
I don't often read books that are set in the 1940's but I enjoyed this one. The love story is poignant but the historical details really brought this story to life. If there was a Steeple Hill line for Historical Suspense, this would fall in that category. It's the story of 2 Americans who happen to have German lineage - not a good thing in your background when your country is fighting the Nazi's.
It seems like Bertie Moennig has loved Red her whole life even though they didn't have their 1st date until just weeks before he was shipped off to fight the Nazi's in Europe. Undeterred, she writes him letters believing in her heart that he is the only man for her. When the need arises for machinists, she learns a trade and heads out to California to work in the aircraft industry until Red comes home.
Bertie's letters had kept Red Meyers sane in an insane war. He kept them in his shirt pocket and it was habitual for him to check often to ensure they were there. In plain terms, they were his security blanket. Although he'd never exchanged words of love with Bertie, the letters were filled with their hopes and dreams.
Atonement
I loved this book though it could be confusing at times.This book is a timeless love story. Though its a long book it's a fast read you'll find you don't want to put it down. I would suggest that you read the book before watching the movie as the movie will ruin the book for you, though i recommend watching the movie afterword as it could clear some things up once your done reading
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