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Philip Camden blames himself for the death of his whole flying squadron. Nurse Arabelle Denler sees Camden not as a “Black Heart” so much as a “hurting heart”. Together they will find healing, forgiveness and mercy. I laughed out loud so many times throughout this book. There was a mystery in the story that kept you on the edge of your seat not knowing what to expect next.

I received this book from the author for my honest review.

This second Codebreakers novel delves into the scandal and mystery surrounding White‘s character, Major Phillip “Black Heart” Camden. Yet, even the blackest of hearts does not lie outside the realm of redemption, and though first introduced in The Number of Love as quite surly and unlikable, his story proves quite endearing and likable after all. #jumpstart2020

(I received a free copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.)

Short version: she‘s got a low opinion of her physical attributes. He has a low opinion of his character. Both spend time trying to convince the other how wrong they are.

For the long version, click on the link :) https://mccombsonmain.com/2020/01/15/review-wings-devotion-white/

#Christianfiction #historicalfiction #TheCodebreakers #newfiction #BethanyHouseFiction #WW1

Wet weather for today‘s long audio-walk. Not ideal, but with snow forecasted for tomorrow, I knew I had to get out of the house while I had the chance. While walking, I finished The Number of Love and then, started this next book in White‘s Codebreakers series—loving it! #boutofbooks #jumpstart2020