I really enjoyed reading this third book in the Sunrise at Normandy series.
This is a continuation about the Paxton brothers, and this book gives us Clay's story.

The youngest son, the one wronged by both his brothers. The half-brother who believes he is not wanted....this is where we find Clayton at the beginning of the story.
We are also introduced to Leah, an orphan who finds herself in the middle of soldiers taking basic training. In search of a job, she finds one at a library, which is right down her alley.

This is their story. I hesitate to say too much more, because I don't want to give any spoilers.
But, I really enjoyed seeing their characters grow, both in their relationship and in their personal lives.
Leah is a heroine I would love to have known, to have as a friend. She is strong, determined, and courageous. Her strength becomes more apparent as she is pushed into even more hard times.
I found her search for her birth family also to be quite intriguing. She has faint memories of her childhood, those days before her parents died, before she and her little twin sisters were left at the orphanage. If only she could remember more details.

If you enjoy reading historical fiction, especially books about WWII, you won't want to miss this one!

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