Noelle Stevenson and her sister journey to France at the height of the Great Depression. They are taken in by a wealthy Frenchman whose obligation to their dead feather was born on a World War I battlefield - the ultimate sacrifice that the older man can never repay.
In the summer of 1940, the German military hurtles into France and Noelle must make a fateful decision. Should she put her career as a fashion model on hold and return to America, or remain in her adopted country and rescue helpless orphans from the Nazi onslaught?
William C. Walker started his writing career as a columnist for a regional newspaper. During a thirty-five year span as a military pilot and commercial airline captain he began writing short stories and novels. His previous novel, Errand of Mercy, is available on Amazon. He lives on Florida’s Treasure Coast with his wife and a fluff dog that likes him. Read More