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Celticlady’s Review

by Jack Woodville London | Apr 26, 2012 | Engaged in War, Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here

“French Letters: Engaged in War has to be the first WWII book I have read in a long time. This second novel in the trilogy by Jack Woodville London pretty much takes place in the French countryside during the attempted takeover of St. Lo. The main character is Will...

Midwest Book Review

by Jack Woodville London | Apr 26, 2012 | Engaged in War, Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here

“Jack Woodville London’s French Letters: Engaged in War Normandy 1944, is the second book in the French Letters trilogy. Beginning with a distressed woman in the prologue; the reader begins to feel some of the stress washing over Shirley. The telephone call she has...

Jayne, “Dear Author”

by Jack Woodville London | Apr 26, 2012 | Engaged in War, Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here

“Dear Mr. London, You promised us romance in the second book in the French Letters trilogy and you delivered. You promised us characters who are “Engaged in War” as the Allies liberate France and you delivered. You promised us answers to some of the questions posed in...

Simply Dawn

by Jack Woodville London | Apr 26, 2012 | Engaged in War, Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here

“Engaged in War is the story of Will Hastings, a young Army doctor from Tierra, Texas, who arrives in Normandy amidst the D-Day landings and soon finds himself walking a moral tightrope between saving lives and a growing urge to avenge the death of his brother, his...

Rita’s Reviewers, Mommies Review

by Jack Woodville London | Apr 26, 2012 | Engaged in War, Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here

“French Letters: Engaged in War, is the story of Will Hastings, an army doctor caught up in the D-Day landings in Normandy and the drive to capture St. Lo, France. Isolated from Virginia Sullivan and the events taking place at home, Will faces the demands of combat...
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