Frontline Angel Enraptures Audiences Through a Tale of WWII Army Nurse’s Adventures
Industry: Books
Midwestern woman joins the Army Nurse Corps pre-WW2, is stationed in the Philippines enjoying romance and adventure until enemy invasion places her on the frontline.
Kenosha, Wisconsin (PRUnderground) December 6th, 2016
Frontline Angel takes its readers from 1940s Wisconsin to the Philippine Islands just prior to World War 2 and through the Japanese occupation and liberation. It tells the tale of Eliza-a small-town Midwestern girl with dreams of travel and adventure who enlists with the United States Army Nurse Corps despite her parents’ protests.Eliza will find the fun and adventure she desired as well as an unexpected romance with a handsome soldier, Reese. Yet all changes overnight for the new couple as war with the Japanese destroys their tropical paradise forcing Eliza from the comfort of the city into the undeveloped tropics filled with diseases, wild animals and more patients needing care than the understaffed nurses had ever dreamed of caring for.
Our heroine must quickly adapt in order to survive the harsh, unforgiving jungle climate, while becoming a skilled combat nurse on the frontline of a war she never imagined herself in. The story will take you from the battlefields to the fall of the islands and finally through the terrible conditions suffered by those placed in internment camps and their struggle for liberation. What will be left for our heroine if and when she returns home? Could Reese and their love persevere? Can Eliza find the strength and courage needed to survive such horror and still emerge with her spirit unbroken?
Copies of Frontline Angel are available at all major booksellers, including Black Rose Writing, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble
Review copies available upon request
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