ON THE WINGS OF THE MORNING is the sequel to Marie Bostwick's debut novel, FIELDS OF GOLD, and that's were this historical drama picks up telling the story of Morgan Glennon. The novel begins with a passionate prologue by Morgan Glennon's regarding the secretive nature of family histories and his spiritual connection to passion to fly. The broadness of this book starts in the 1920s and ends in the mid-1970s. WINGS rotates structural between two characters, Morgan Glennon and Georgia Carter, but more importantly chronicles the fated path between the two.

This book is an uplifting and spirit-nurturing read. I most loved the fact that Georgia Carter is a strong natured woman and a WWII pilot that successfully overcomes the obstacles placed in her path. Most of all, love isn't quick nor is it often easy, and this book will soar into hearts of that believe. Marie Bostwick is a strong woman herself, building a solid future in the historical romance genre.

Book Summary

In ON WINGS OF THE MORNING, the highly anticipated sequel to FIELDS OF GOLD, Morgan Glennon unwittingly follows in the footsteps of his famous aviator father. Forced to confront the realities of war and the secrets of his past, Morgan fights to break the stranglehold of the enemy in the Pacific and to win the heart of Georgia Carter, a beautiful young pilot whose intelligence, bravery and passion for flight equal his own.