With the world at war and her home states away, can distance and letters bring them together?

Oliver Hubbard yearns to fly, but earning his wings first means hitting the books, and school has never come easy. Still, he’s determined to become a pilot, and when Pearl Harbor is bombed, he jumps at the chance to enlist in the Army Air Corps.

The decision means facing danger that could not only cost him his dream, but his life.

Oliver’s childhood friend, Sorcha Pilchuck, loves her family farm and has no desire to leave. But when her impulsive sister decides to move to the city, Sorcha feels a duty to go along and watch out for her. City life is tough for Sorcha, and protecting her sister from her own bad decisions only makes it more difficult.

Through letters, Oliver and Sorcha share their challenges, their fears, and their hopes for the future, creating a bond that helps them face the hardest times in their lives. Could they possibly find happiness together amidst the pain and sacrifice of war?