A former teacher turned writer, this author delves into historical events and the human experiences within them. Her deep understanding of the past is informed by her active membership in historical societies focused on military history and rescue operations. Her prose is characterized by its meticulous characterizations and compelling narratives that draw readers into captivating stories. With a keen sense for atmosphere and historical accuracy, she crafts tales that resonate across time.
A downed B-17 bombardier's unfinished World War II memoir and a box of letters from the French girl who saved him sets a veteran's daughter on a journey, sixty-five years later, to craft their intersecting stories--a true WWII tale of danger, courage, love, and escape
Hazel Ying Lee's remarkable journey as the first Asian American woman to obtain a pilot's license and serve in the WASPs during WWII highlights her courage and determination in the face of pervasive anti-Asian sentiment. Her story sheds light on the challenges she overcame and her significant contributions to the U.S. military, making her a unique and inspiring figure in history.