The true story of love, loss, denial, redemption and the devastating cost of war…
After the death of her beloved pilot husband during World War II, a woman struggles valiantly to find happiness and fulfillment, despite her second marriage to an alcoholic, oppressive husband and the societal expectations placed on women in 1940s American society.
This true story of love and loss, a dysfunctional family, life in World War II America, and a woman’s successful reclamation of her life and identity will appeal to all who love strong women and the intense romance, drama, and grit so common to the World War II era. A standout among World War II love stories, this is truly one for the ages…
Nadine Taylor is the author, editor and ghostwriter of more than twenty books including New York Times bestsellers and national bestsellers. After twenty years as an author, she has written a fascinating memoir/biography about her discovery of her mother’s secret marriage to a pilot killed during World War II who continued to “reappear” in her life, even long after her mother had passed on. For more, see 
