Until We Meet

I love historical fiction and lately have been enjoying this genre more and more. This is another author I have found this year that I haven't read before and I'm glad I was somehow able to connect with them.

In Until We Meet, we have more than just a story about war and the devastation it can leave behind. We have two separate stories that are wrapped in friendship, love and choices. Choices that bring friends, and strangers, closer together. Sometimes family is more than blood and those are the type of friendships that can save and sustain us.

Margaret, Dottie and Gladys are each dealing with their own type of dilemma and the love they have for each other helps each get through and come out stronger. Likewise, John, Tom and William are at the warfront, wondering if they will make it home, watching each other's back and trying to stay alive.

I love the incorporation of letters that Margaret sneaks into the socks she and her friends knit that sparks a long-distance relationship. A little romance admist the pain and darkness was an enjoyable addition. While there are some pretty tough scenes at the warfront, this is overall a beautifully written historical fiction and one I think fans of this genre will fall in love with.

I sincerely appreciate the publisher and Books Forward for providing me with a review copy. All opinions expressed herein are mine and mine.