Age Appropriate For: 15 and up for romance, violence, and thematic elementsBest for Ages: 18 and upI was having a really rough day and didn’t feel like doing anything. I was trying to push through the mountain of work I had to do, but it just wasn’t working. Mom called to me to check my email, so I opened it up. There was an email saying she had gifted me the second book in Sarah Sundin’s Wings of Glory series. The rest of the day I spent reading this amazing story.The only thing that kept me from loving the book as much as the last one was Ruth’s very tough past, and once scene where she is almost taken advantage of. Nothing was graphic, and for the subject matter covered, I felt Sundin handled it very well. However, those types of thing are never easy to read, no matter how well they are handled.I don’t think a fiction book has touched my heart as much as this one has in years. Jack and I have a sad trait in common; we are both very prideful, but often we can’t see it. I spent a lot of time while I was reading and afterword praying and examining myself. Sundin tackles issues in her books that Christian’s struggle with, but often paint as acceptable sins. I applaud and thank her for not shying away from the big issues.Jack was my favorite character in this book. I wasn’t sure I was going to like the ladies-man of the family. As I said, though, he and I have some failings in common. Jack grew on me with each page. I loved watching him change and mature. I still like Walt best, but Jack also now has a special place in my heart.Ruth was such a broken girl, my heart went out to her. I loved her loyalty to her family and her journey from doubt to faith. It seemed so realistic. My only thing I didn’t understand is why her instructors/boss’ never seemed to believe her when she said one of the men was giving her issues. She seemed very trustworthy, and they are always talking about what a good nurse she is, but for some reason they get mad if she says a guy is treating her wrong.This story was one of those you never want to put down. I started reading, and I didn’t stop until midnight when I read the last page. The backdrop of WWII makes this story even more compelling. It was one of those rare books where faith, not romance, took the center stage, even though the romance is a huge part of the book.I highly recommend this book to those who like compelling stories, tales of God’s grace and redemption, and books that make you think. Segundo volume da trilogia "Asas do Amor" que não desiludiu em relação ao volume anterior.A história volta a girar em torno do cenário da Segunda Grande Guerra, nos sentimentos carregados de dúvidas e incertezas, pois cada vez que os militares saíam em missão nunca era dado por certo o seu regresso.Gostei de travar conhecimento com as novas personagens May e Charlie, Ruth e Jack, se bem que por vezes me apetecia dar um "abanão" a Ruth, pois teve alturas em que se tornou entediante com os seus sentimentos de culpa.Uma vez mais o tema religião é fortemente abordado, nota-se que a autora é uma mulher de fé, chegando a estabelecer paralelismos entre a personagem Ruth e o livro de Ruth da Bíblia.Já tenho em casa o último volume da trilogia e garanto que não levarei muito tempo até o ler.
What do You think about Nas Asas Da Memória (2012)?
Not as good as the 1st book, but I am still really enjoying this author. On to book #3....
—justan
Great war romance historical story and recomend all to read.
—hugginse
4 1/2 stars...a riveting read...review to come.
—lol098
