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Synopsis: The delightful and entertaining new holiday novel from the legendary author of dozens of treasured romances! This Christmas, visit the small town of Branding Iron, Texas, where it’s time for the Cowboy Christmas Ball and one irritable sheriff is about to get in the spirit of the season…and find love along the way. Sheriff Sam Delaney is shouldering a lot as the lone lawman in the…

An amused Ted Koppel, a dismissive correspondent, and a disdainful English professor talk to Janet Dailey, Vivian Stephens, and Patricia Frazer Lamb about women and romance novels. The three women effortlessly throw it all back in their faces.

Silver Wings, Santiago Blue

Author: Janet Dailey

Book: 1/1

Summary: Dailey writes her historical fiction novel in the midst of World War II, when the US army is desperate for money, supplies, and soldiers. When the men are needed on the front lines, the army creates a program to train women pilots (WASPs) to perform essential tasks to help the war effort. In a time where a woman’s place was said to be no where near a cockpit, our four leading characters tell their stories of defying the odds to be some of the best pilots the war has ever seen.

Review: I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Dailey’s writing bounces from character to character, which makes the story flow smoothly and quickly. Overall this was a quick read; the story structure kept me engaged and eager to read more. The only problem I encountered was reading too much at once and tiring myself out, which required me to take breaks in between. The story of the WASPs and their journey of flying planes for the army in 1943 was incredibly thrilling. The four women that led the story experienced devastating amounts of sexism and abuse by their male counterparts. Time and time again these women proved that they can fly any plane as well as, or maybe better, than a man can. I would recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a quick read, and/or a story led by inspiring strong women.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 stars

—Janet Dailey

Whiplash – Janet Dailey #Review #NetGalley

I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for a fair and honest review. All opinions expressed are strictly my own. I picked this book up because I have enjoyed other books written by Janet Dailey. But there is something different about this book. Janet Dailey passed away in 2013, so I am assuming Whiplash was written by a ghostwriter. I was not able to conjure…