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

“The second volume in the French Letters trilogy is written from the perspective of Will Hastings, army doctor during WWII. The first book, Virginia’s War was written from the perspective of Will’s girlfriend, Virginia at home in Texas. The events of both books take...

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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 second book in the French Letters trilogy. The companion to Virginia s War, it 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...

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

“The Lunacy and Betrayals of War!” “War is definitely one of the most terrible experiences one can endure! Through the stark narration of Will Hastings, a trained doctor, the reader encounters another war story of reason and decency gone awry for the most part. For...

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

“Anyone who has lived in a small town, particularly one in Texas, will recognize the trappings of existing in such a fishbowl in the lives and characters of Jack Woodville London’s Tierra, Texas, in the first book of his French Letters trilogy, Virginia’s War: Tierra,...

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

“Jack, What a read! I’ve always considered you one of the most sensitive men I’ve ever had the privilege of knowing; it’s heartening to know that such awareness seems to know no bounds. Your seamless interweaving of the everyday minutiae into the fabric of your varied...
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