Dearest Ones: A True World War II Love Story Book

I'm not really a huge fan of biographies or autobiographies, yet they always hold something interesting. This one was sometimes slow reading, trudging through letters and journals of a WWII Red Cross worker. However, as the story progressed, there were lots of things that caught my attention and made it interesting reading.

There were facts about the war that I hadn't thought about previously ... such as ships sinking due to mines, and sometimes going down within sight of the harbor.

Visits to many places in Europe that I have been, such as the Firth of Forth (Edinburgh's bridge), Stonehenge, Dublin, Paris, and Germany.

Then there was the visit with the Queen, and that was such a fun story.

Altogether it was an enjoyable, if not fully captivating, book to read.