Lt. Georgiana Taylor's work as an Army Evacuation Nurse
brings out her fears and makes her yearn for the safe, pampered life she'd enjoyed
back home. Her family and boyfriend are more than happy to urge her to ditch
the Army life.
John "Hutch" Hutchinson
has a girlfriend waiting for him back home. He and his father are working hard
to convince Congress to form a Pharmacy Corps and commission officers. Officer Training School would get him back to
the States. The disrespect he gets from officers and mean comments about his
profession feed his discontent.
I loved how these characters developed over the course of
the story. The constant danger pushed them to rely on God and realize He was
their safety. On Distant
Shores provided a
generous dose of romance, Christian values, danger, betrayal, and conflict.
Sarah Sundin is one of my favorite authors, and she
delivered big time with this book. I was sorry to see it end. The one
consolation: I have the next book in this series. 5 Stars - grab it!
It's well worth your precious reading time.
Disclaimer: Neither the author nor the publisher requested a favorable review and did not provide any remuneration for it. All opinions expressed here are mine alone.
Writers: Have you
considered writing a series? What are your thoughts on the subject?
Readers: What do you
like about historical romances?
2 comments:
Sounds like a series I'd like to read! :) I accidently started writing a series because I loved the characters so much.
Thank you for the lovely review, Susan! I'm glad you enjoyed Hutch & Georgie's story!
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