Hello all you wonderful readers,

WWII inspirational romances are touching the hearts of so many readers. It was a tough time in our history, and a time of romance for our parents and grandparents. The women who served on the home front cannot be forgotten.
My mother served working at the Naval Yard in Washington DC making crystals for submarine sonars. She never spoke much about it, but her romance to my dad was special.
It's because of them, I decided last year to write a novel about three women, all related, and joined mutually together over their men going to war. How did they endure it, especially emotionally? How did they keep the home-fires burning, and their families whole and healthy through the duration?
This Spring I will be releasing 'Wait Until Morning'. For fans of WWII fiction Wait Until Morning is an absorbing journey into the lives of three women faced with the absences of their men during WWII.
Alexandria, Virginia, 1944: Anna Aubrey’s desire to help with the war effort grates against the wishes of her cousin Freddie, the head of the family. She has reached a point where she has had enough of his interference in her life, especially when he rejects Corporal Daniel Blair’s request to marry her the night he leaves for Europe as a field medic.
Anna has no choice but to leave Alexandria for her sister’s home in the peaceful town of Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia. Upon her arrival, she finds her sister’s health in decline, and ends up in a tug-of-war with the local doctor whose skills are antiquated, while struggling with whether she has lost or won the man she loves…and if he will return.
I hope you look for the release. My hope is for those who read it, they will be inspired to hold fast to the ones they love, whatever may come.
Blessings,
Rita Gerlach