Laura H. (lollipops) reviewed on 10/17/2011 + 109 more book reviews

Maggie Daniels has long dreamed of flying in the Womens Army Special Pilots, instead of just the family crop dusting business. She has a family emergency when a family member is killed in the war, but she is anxious to do her partso when Captain Wesley Hicks shows up on at her crop duster she is quick to jump at his job offer.

Wesley is hesitant to take on a woman. He has all sorts of questions for her, questions that Maggie feels is unfairno man would have to answer them. She knows shell have to prove herself.

Wesley recognizes that Maggie is a good pilotbut she is too dangerous. The war has already cost Wesley more than he wanted to pay. Can Wesley learn to trust Godand Maggieto believe in a lifetime of love?

I had the pleasure of reading the first few chapters of this in a critique group and I always wondered how it turned out, so I was glad to see it come to print. It has changed considerably since the days of the first draft, and the final draft is much more polished.

Wesley is a dreamy hero. Strong. Courageous. And hurting. Maggie is a tomboy, bound and determined to get her way in lifea very strong heroine. Set during the days of World War II, this is a book that will tug your heart strings. Discussion questions are included at the end of the book.

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