by Jack Woodville London | Apr 4, 2012 | Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here, Virginia's War
Readers: If you are bothered by period nomenclature (Japs, Krauts, wetbacks), I would advise you to read this book with caution. Dear Mr. London, I am so glad that someone from Vire Press contacted Dear Author about reading this book. As one of the blurbs printed in... by Jack Woodville London | Apr 4, 2012 | Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here, Virginia's War
“Living Up To Fiction!” WWII forced many couples to declare their love in the hopes that a beloved girlfriend would wait for her man who was off in the awful trench warfare stretching across Europe. Sandy, a young boy, who worships the world of wartime... by Jack Woodville London | Apr 3, 2012 | Engaged in War, Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here
With Engaged in War, Jack London delivers another engrossing and well-written novel in the French Letters series. Whereas Virginia’s War told the story of the home front in a small Texas town, EIW tells the story of Captain Will Hastings and his experiences as an Army... by Jack Woodville London | Apr 3, 2012 | Engaged in War, Praise - Category Title Only - Do Not Enter Content Here
Even when bullets aren’t being shot overhead, the war is still being fought. “French Letters: Engaged in War” is the first novel in Jack Woodville’s World War II trilogy, following an army doctor who finds himself in Normandy and crushed by many moral implications...
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