The Amazing Grace

When a beautiful nurse and a self-assured bomber pilot meet at a USO dance, sparks fly. The Army Air Force pilot leads dangerous bombing runs in his B-17, The Amazing Grace, over Germany while the nurse, stationed in a field hospital in France, tends to the wounded. Meeting again in a Nazi prisoner of war camp with enemy guns pointed at their chests, the lovers wonder if they will ever find their way back home. From North Carolina and Virginia to London, France, and Germany, this work of historical fiction brings together two people in love who are determined to help the war effort. In an escape attempt from the prisoner of war camp, they give medical assistance to a Jewish refugee and see firsthand the horrors of the Holocaust. It seems the two are destined for each other. But will an injury to one of them cause a rift that can't be overcome?

Janet Morris Belvin lives in Virginia with her husband Paul and is the author of four other books: "Southern Stories from the Porch Swing," "The Refuge," "The Bookshop on Beach Road," and "Sycamore Hill." Belvin loves banjo music, Motown music, and hymns, though she can't play or sing a note. She enjoys horseback riding, reading, and traveling with her husband, especially to World War II sites. Her favorite thing to do is to spend time with her three children, three bonus children, and nine grandchildren.