The Caldwells cope with the final days of World War II in Summers' latest. Imogen continues to be superstitious about marrying her fiance before the war ends; then, when she finally decides to go through with it, her plans go awry. Daisy continues to nurse the wounded, all the while wondering if nursing is her true calling. When her Canadian boyfriend, a pilot, is injured, Daisy hopes that he'll stay grounded but knows that flying is in his blood; sure enough, as soon as he is well enough, he is airborne again--with tragic results. Vanessa, the London evacuee living with Aunt Rose, comes of age. She maintains her spunky attitude while appreciating just how lucky she is to be with the Caldwells and how much they've come to mean to her. And feisty Aunt Rose comes to terms with her widowhood, while the vicar hopes that if he is a good enough friend, Rose might just fall in love one more time. Once again, gifted storyteller Summers creates a world of ordinary people in extraordinary times. Maria Hatton
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As the war draws to a close, life must change for sisters Imogen, Elsie and Daisy. They each have their own worries, responsibilities and fears, but hopefully with the end of war in sight, they can concentrate on the future. This book continues the story of the Caldwell sisters during World War II.
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