Walking on Hidden Wings: A Novel of the Roaring Twenties

"Love gives, not takes. It never forces another person to sacrifice but sacrifices itself for the other person." Wow, this book was good. I don't read a whole lot of books set in the 1920s but Rachel Scott McDaniel always amazes me with her 1920s backdrop and the variety of history infused into her stories. I loved this 1922 setting when aviation was starting to become popular among the lay people. Geneva's first person voice was honest, refreshing, down to earth, and so relatable though she's an heiress. I enjoyed experiencing the wealth and glamour of her lifestyle but equally felt the loneliness, anguish, and grief of her position as well. Her short courtship and marriage to Warren was all told in flashback and their romance was absolutely sigh-worthy. I loved their conversations that were full of wit, humor, and tenderness. And Warren! He had me practically melting in my reading chair every time he spoke to Geneva. There is a whole lot of intrigue and mystery in the plot and I was completely taken aback when the villain was revealed. The book is an absolute treat with the perfect blend of history, romance, mystery, and faith. I received a complimentary copy courtesy of Kregel Publications and via JustRead Tours and was under no obligation to post a positive comment. All opinions are my own.