  In 1917, the Great War seems far from Logan, Utah. But soon it will change the lives of suffragette and mechanic Clara, Swiss-German immigrant and LDS convert Trudi, Marine Corps volunteer Reed, and Shoshone seeking U.S. citizenship Joseph. This novel weaves real events with compelling fictional characters into a sweeping tale of war, romance, self-discovery, and sacrifice. About the AuthorsE.B. Wheeler grew up in Georgia and California. She earned her BA in history from BYU and has graduate degrees in British history and landscape architecture from Utah State University. She’s the award-winning author of “The Haunting of Springett Hall,” the historical romance “Born to Treason” and is a member of the League of Utah Writers. She lives in northern Utah with her family. Jeff Bateman served in the U.S. Air Force for 32 years, retiring as a Colonel in 2010. He holds a BA and MS in Criminal Justice, an MA in History and an MS in Strategic Studies. Following his military career, Jeff worked as a civilian historian at the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Air Force Flight Test Center. He teaches American Military History and U.S. Institutions at Utah State University and is a member of the League of Utah Writers. He has taught workshops on military writing. Jeff lives on a mini-farm in the mountains of Northern Utah, where horses, gardening, and playing the bass fill every minute he is not writing or teaching. ReviewReview coming soon... A print review copy of this book was provided by Cedar Fort. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own. Tour ScheduleNovember 8: November 9: November 10: Kevin Nielsen November 11: My Book a Day November 12: November 13: November 14: Shari Schwarz November 15: Katie’s Clean Book Collection November 16: Robyn Echols Books November 17: The Dragon’s Nook November 18: Books & Benches | Rockin’ Book Reviews November 19: I Love to Read and Review Books November 20: Singing Librarian Books November 21: Bookworm Lisaj | Fire and Ice November 22: Connie’s Bookmark November 23: Military History November 24: Blooming with Books November 25: Wishful Endings  2/12/2018 05:23:13 am
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