“Book Review Friday”

Psalm 123:1 “Unto thee lift I up mine eyes, O thou that dwellest in the heavens.”

 

The weekend has come upon us once more and I have another great book for you to curl up on the sofa with…


A good read for both men and women alike, “Dawn of a Thousand Nights” by Tricia Goyer, is the most historically correct World War II novel I’ve ever read!

I chose this book for today’s review because of its compelling story of tragedy, love, honor and faith. It is the 2nd book in Tricia Goyer’s World War II Liberator’s Series.

The story follows two pilots from the December 7th attack on Pearl Harbor, through the brutal Bataan Death March, and concludes with the end of the war in 1945.

If you like World War II fighter planes, gripping tales of Prisoners of War, edge-of-your-seat combat, and a classic love story, this book is for you!

 

Check out Tricia Goyer’s new book, “The Memory Jar”.

 

 

Did You Know?

Approximately 10,000 gallons of flamethrower fuel was used each day by the United States while executing the first stage in Iwo Jima.

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