Estelle's Endeavor

I haven't read a World War ll era novel for a while, so I was happy to give Estelle's Endeavor a try.

Unlike many World War ll novels, Estelle's Endeavor focuses on the home front. The war in Germany is nearing its conclusion, especially after D-Day and the storming of the beach on Normandy, where the hero, Aubrey, was wounded.

And now that Aubrey has returned to the safety of home, he finds that he still has battles to fight against the greatest enemies of all–bitterness and anger.

I loved how Linda wove so much Scripture and prayer through her book. The characters wrestled with doubts and fears in a relatable way and emerged stronger in the end.

Overall, Estelle's Endeavor is a great book to read if you are looking for a quick, sweet story that plays in with this Thanksgiving season. The book has a slower paced plot, but is full of rich truth.

Disclosure: I received a free copy of this book, but was not obligated to leave a positive review. My thoughts and opinions are entirely my own.