Description:
During World War II, Lynn Levy joins the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and finds first love at Fort Des Moines. Sent to Morocco, she discovers that when duty calls, courage answers-even at the edge of the world.
Brief description: Barbara Pronin has drawn from turns as an actor, a probation officer, a news writer, a publicist, and a substitute teacher to write eight mysteries, two acclaimed World War II historical novels, two non-fiction titles, and hundreds of articles over the course of her busy life. Born in Brooklyn but a SoCal resident since graduating from Cal State Los Angeles more years ago than she cares to remember, she is a proud grandma and a lover of dark chocolate, Greek sunsets, and the LA Dodgers. In her next life, she will be a concert pianist after struggling mightily at her spinet piano on and off for most of this one.
Review Quotes:
Pronin's first novel, Winter's End, won a Gold Medal from the Independent Publishers Book Awards, a five star Reader's Favorite Award, and the Pencraft Gold Medal for Best Fiction of 2025.
Best selling author Faye Kellerman calls Winter's End, "a page turner with honest characters who capture your heart and soul."