Until We Meet
- 384 Seiten
- 14 Lesestunden
Margaret Beck takes pride in her work at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, sewing stars onto the Stars and Stripes, but she seeks a more significant way to contribute to the war effort. Eager for a promotion to the mechanic section, she decides to start a knitting club with her two best friends, creating socks for soldiers at the front. In her first pair, she slips a note, hoping to connect with an unknown soldier, which will change her life forever. For Thomas Powell, serving his country is both a duty and an honor, but the horrors of war have shaken him. The only light in his dark days comes from Margaret's letters, sent to his best friend William. When William is killed, Tom struggles with the decision to inform Margaret of the tragedy and his growing feelings for her. Instead, he writes back to her, signing William’s name. As the war escalates, so does the bond between Tom and Margaret, but he knows he must eventually reveal the truth. With his most dangerous mission approaching, Tom is left wondering if he will ever have the chance to share his secret with her.
