Title: History as a Story
Product review: Under a War Torn Sky deserves a place on the bookshelves of all history lovers. Always historically viable but never dry, the plot follows a young American pilot, Henry Forester, whose plane has fallen under Nazi gunfire. With nothing but his wits and the derring-do of the French Resistance workers aiding him, Henry must find a way to return to the United States. His journey takes many unusual turns; to hide from the Nazi officers who haunt every town he visits, Henry must assume many roles, ranging from that of a long-lost relative to the chauffeur of a wealthy French woman. L.M. Elliott tells her story with sincerity, compassion, and a careful attention to detail that places readers in the middle of war-torn France. I highly recommend this book to every fan of historical fiction and to readers looking for a new genre.
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