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First, if you're picking this book up, make sure you've read the other two Wings of the Nightingale books first. You must come into this story with a preconceived idea of Kay.

It's extremely rare for me to relate to a heroine, especially in Christian fiction. I related to Kay in a way that almost brought me to tears at times. She endured (even worse) two things that I myself have endured and greatly shaped me, especially in my college years.

First of all the reason I recommend reading the first two is so that you solidly have in your mind that Kay is a flirt and possibly a "slut". That was me in college. The devout Christian girl who flirted but was reluctant with kisses and never yielded further.

For the first two books, we're led to believe Kay is a godless flirt with a bad reputation. Nothing could be further from the truth. Kay flirts but is chaste. Roger, the quintessential good guy rebuffs her flirtations. Oh have I been there. It's devastating. I felt for Kay.

Another endearing quality is that Kay can't sing and was humiliated by her father, a harsh man with a twisted faith. Being tone deaf and devoid of any rhythmic ability, I hate the thought of having to sing in public. I so felt for Kay, especially later when Kay was expected to entertain.
She's also a devoted nurse who wants to make a career of it. I'm the daughter of a nurse who was as dedicated to her profession until she retired. I'm a career woman as well undoubtedly inspired by my mother's influence.

Other than his reluctance to become involved with Kay, Roger is a hero you can't help but like.


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In Perfect Time Wings of the Nightingale Sarah Sundin 9780800720834 Books Reviews

I loved this entire series, and with each book, it somehow got better and better! We finally read the story of Kay Jobson, and I don't know about anyone else, but I was shocked when I found out the secret about her past. It made me angry that an entire family could treat someone that way! And now that I think about it, Roger Cooper has a similar upbringing. I wanted to scream at both of their families and throttle them! Thank goodness these 2 people joined the Army and decided to make something of themselves! Kay is a flight nurse and Roger a.k.a. Coop is a pilot. I loved this story and I thought it brought this whole series together quite nicely. I loved each and every second, I will be recommending to others, and I will be reading more by this author. Fantastic writing, Sarah!! )
I loved this book! This is the final book in the Wings of the Nightingale series. Although this book can be read as a stand-alone, I would recommend beginning with the first book, With Every Letter (Wings of the Nightingale Book #1) A Novel, to appreciate seeing the cast of characters throughout the series. Kay and Roger first show up in book 1 and even then Roger didn't want anything to do with her. I was expecting that Kay would not want to believe in God for most of the story and would change towards the end. Ms. Sundin totally surprised me with her storyline! Actually, Kay becomes a Christian early on in the story and the rest of the book is about her accepting her new identity and learning what it means to really trust God. Roger was also a pleasant surprise. He seems to have it all together but he had some serious issues he was dealing with. There is a lot of action as the pair (and their squadrons) travel around Italy, France, and the US. Danger brings them closer together even as Roger tries to keep his distance. I loved Kay and Roger's romance because it started out as a friendship (even though there was an attraction that Roger was trying so hard to hide). I appreciate Ms. Sundin's stories because she does not water down the spiritual content but makes it an integral part of the story because God is an integral part of Kay's and Roger's lives. It was satisfying to see Kay and Roger view themselves with a new identity and to realize that every good gift comes from above. After reading all three books in the series, I was so happy to read a last chapter with all 3 heroines (Mellie, Georgie, and Kay) and I could close the book with a smile on my face. I loved this entire series! Few authors can match Sarah Sundin and her WWII era books.
This is the third book in this series. The first two are called With Every Letter and On Distant Shores.

Kay has a group of boyfriends and she's proud of it. Her father has labeled her as evil, so she might as well embrace the role. She wants to be a chief nurse, but to get a recommendation to get into the program, she might have to change her ways.

Roger is a drummer. He wants to be in a big band someday, but he also has a hidden dream of being a teacher. His family has always told him that he won't amount to anything, so he doesn't believe it's possible. He has a reputation of being sloppy in his work and unreliable, but he's trying to change.

At first, Kay believes Roger to be more of a holy-roller, but when she talks to him, she finds out he has a past as well. He gives her a prized possession, his Bible complete with notes, and they form a close friendship. With his past, Roger has decided to only date if he wants to get married and hasn't felt the need to try it. Until now.

When their flight is shot down, these two get close, but Roger still has his issues that lead to misunderstandings. After weeks trying to escape from behind enemy lines, they come to rely on each other.

This was a great story with a lot of depth. These two misunderstand each other on a number of occasions, which got a bit tedious, but it did reflect the lack of confidence they felt in themselves. Mellie and Georgie from the other two books are around a lot, but if you really wanted to, I suppose you could read these out of order. However, I would recommend reading them in order if you could, since you'll get a more continuous, complete story.
First, if you're picking this book up, make sure you've read the other two Wings of the Nightingale books first. You must come into this story with a preconceived idea of Kay.

It's extremely rare for me to relate to a heroine, especially in Christian fiction. I related to Kay in a way that almost brought me to tears at times. She endured (even worse) two things that I myself have endured and greatly shaped me, especially in my college years.

First of all the reason I recommend reading the first two is so that you solidly have in your mind that Kay is a flirt and possibly a "slut". That was me in college. The devout Christian girl who flirted but was reluctant with kisses and never yielded further.

For the first two books, we're led to believe Kay is a godless flirt with a bad reputation. Nothing could be further from the truth. Kay flirts but is chaste. Roger, the quintessential good guy rebuffs her flirtations. Oh have I been there. It's devastating. I felt for Kay.

Another endearing quality is that Kay can't sing and was humiliated by her father, a harsh man with a twisted faith. Being tone deaf and devoid of any rhythmic ability, I hate the thought of having to sing in public. I so felt for Kay, especially later when Kay was expected to entertain.
She's also a devoted nurse who wants to make a career of it. I'm the daughter of a nurse who was as dedicated to her profession until she retired. I'm a career woman as well undoubtedly inspired by my mother's influence.

Other than his reluctance to become involved with Kay, Roger is a hero you can't help but like.