From Library Journal
In 1952, five women bond when their husbands are stationed on the same U.S. Air Force base in England. Peggy Dewey, a no-nonsense Texan, narrates the saga of their friendship, which expands to include Kath Pharaoh, an Englishwoman they meet at King George's funeral procession. The six women go through 47 years of births, divorces, illnesses, deaths, and amazing career changes. The fast-forward ending, more of an epilog, is a bit of a disappointment, not because it's poorly written but because you're reluctant to say good-bye to Peg and her friends so abruptly.

I LOVED this book! I couldn't put it down until it was finished. I enjoyed the writing and I thoroughly enjoyed meeting the characters and growing with them. Like the description said, I was very reluctant to say good bye, I was hoping the book would go on.

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Mailed to GingerWhinger. Enjoy!!

Thank you soooo much BananaBrianna.
It arrived today just as I find myself between books...
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Loved it!
Passing it on to BertieBasset as I am sure she'll enjoy it
Thanks again BananaBrianna
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Whoops- have taken my time registering a whole heap of books