Where Treetops Glisten: Three Stories of Heartwarming Courage and Christmas Romance During World War II by Tricia Goyer, Cara Putman, Sarah Sundin

These stories are told during World War II where everyone is guarding their heart from hurt. Too many have been lost in the war and won't be coming home.  Don't take a chance until the war is over.  But love doesn't like waiting...

Waterbrook Press and Edelweiss gave me the opportunity to read this book for review (thank you).  It has been published, so check with your local bookstore for a copy.

These are stories of a family and faith.  Each child featured has had hurt and uncertainty in their lives.  They are trying to survive, continue to believe in God, and trust that will be well like Grandma says.  As in any romance tale, there are obstacles to get over before the road gets smooth.

This is a cozy winter story that felt good to read while it's ninety outside here in New Mexico.  I got a chill here and there from reading about the snow.  Each sibling's tale is different.  The first is about a woman who has decided she'll never love again.  The next story is about a bully.  And the last is about a traitor.  The central theme is forgiveness and acceptance.  These are feel good stories that made me smile.  If you like Christian romance, you'll enjoy this book.  And before you're through reading it, you'll be singing Christmas carols...