Sarah: a tale of timeless love
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (965 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00HMRWATS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 360 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-01 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A journey into a wondrous world of imagination. She proves to be more enrapturing than he could imagine, and discovers that sometimes love can transcend war, life and time. Through a chance encounter during his combat tour in Europe during World War II, an American bomber pilot meets a captivating and mysterious young English girl. You are about to enter another dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. PG-17
He is the author of the WWII spy novel, Double Eagles; the medical science fiction novel, Gardens of the God; the military thriller, Out of Nowhere; and non-fiction books and articles. Search the Internet for "Bill Getz" for more . Bill Getz is a retired military officer and former executive in industry
About the Author Bill Getz is a retired military officer and former executive in industry and civil government. Bill lives with his wife, Vicki, in Northern California. He is the author of the WWII spy novel, Double Eagles; the medical science fiction novel, Gardens of the God; the military thriller, Out of Nowhere; and non-fiction books and articles. Search the Internet for "Bill Getz" for more
Bill Getz does it again! This is the third Getz book I have read. This guy has an amazing imagination. I guess my favorite so far is "Double Eagles" but this ranks right up there. If you like flying stories from WW II, romance, mystery and a little bit of sci-fi, you will enjoy this one. A fun read!. A Unique Scenario I’ve enjoyed reading three of Bill Getz’s books, Double Eagles, Gardens of the God, and, Sarah, a tale of timeless love. All require the reader to be open-minded and a willingness to stretch traditional thinking and today’s scientific explanations. The author’s very creative mind explores unique scenarios in the books, each different, but each plays with the plausible. In his first and third books Getz shares aviation stories that only a pilot could tell. I’m sure he has l. Something for almost everyone It's a mystery and a love story starting in a British village, with an American Air Base, during World War II and covering a time period from Cromwell to the present. Want to know the difference between a Baronet and a Baron; learn about training to be a bomber pilot; find out about shopping in a souk in Casablanca - all delightful little tidbits woven into the store. How do you feel about "time slips" from one period in history to another? Let your imagination run wild and enjoy a fun read.