The Flying Cavalier (The House of Winslow Series, No. 23)

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Summary: You can't put it down
Review: I've enjoyed reading the entire House of Winslow series! I'm only 15 and I enjoyed the first book of this series, so much that I had to continue. I ended with this book and hope to see many more. Gilbert Morris did such a wonderful job writing his books that I've read others and one of his sons! He is by far my favorite author! His books encourage me as a Christian! Lance Winslow is a man living in France (where he went after his wife died) and is fighting against World War 1 against the Germans with airplanes. Logan Smith is wounded and sent to a hospital where Lance's sister-in-law Danielle, nurses him back to health. Jo Hellinger comes to write about this war for newspapers all the way from New York. All of them are courageous and in need of God's love. A friend, Revelation Brown, helps them all with his scripture quoting and love. The story will entrance you and you won't be able to set it down for long!

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Summary: Charming
Review: The story of Lance Winslow, in this book, was very interesting, to me. I had been bewildered from the beginning at where Lance was coming from, since he wasn't listed with the American part of the Winslow clan. I was pleased to find out, toward the end of the book, where his family had come from. His losing his wife had been very dramatic, but God had something in store for him. His daughter, Gabby, was a well written character and was charming to me, as the reader. Jo Hellinger was interesting in that she had a lot of spunk doing what she did. Mr. Morris did a good job with his book, and I hope he can keep up and finish writting the series. If he is only at World War I, he has a long way to go still.