Sebastian Lavalle is just 15 when he leaves home in 1934 to join the Navy. -Clarion Forward Reviews. -Blue Ink Reviews elegantly written, a must read, one that begs to be enjoyed again and again. will carry readers to the poignant conclusion -Kirkus Reviews will appeal to fans of family saga although it easily transcends the genre. the quality of the writing and the sweetness of the story.
Their journey explores the many facets and depths of love leading to the realization of what true happiness means.
Their soul searching journey, not only will take the reader from England\'s coast to the French Riviera, but also to Tennessee.
Days later, Sebastian professes his love and marries her, sending them both on an unforgettable journey through betrayal, survival, and forgiveness.
Moments later as he draws her into his arms for a dance, there is no doubt in his mind that he has just met the woman of his dreams.
When Sebastian\'s eyes find her in the crowd, he drinks in her exotic beauty.
Amelia Sullivan, the daughter of Irish immigrant parents, is thrilled to be attending the tea dance.
He seizes the opportunity hoping to find comfort and a small taste of home.
When repairs forced his ship to the rugged shore of Newcastle, the young French naval officer is invited to a tea dance.
Seven years later, Sebastian unfortunately knows all too well about the horrors of World War II and what it is like to fear the unknown.
Sebastian Lavalle is just 15 when he leaves home in 1934 to join the Navy
