Desperate to save her dying mother, an American woman accepts her newspaper's assignment to travel to Italy where she takes photographs dangerously close to the front lines during World War II. But Rachel's real motive in this journey is to find the father she never knew, an artist she hopes can offer the comfort and support both she and her mother need to survive at such a desperate time.
In her quest, Rachel becomes involved with what will become the Monuments Men effort to save great monuments and works of art from the Third Reich. Soon enough she will find more than she ever imagined---in war, in love, and in God.
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About the author: Cara C. Putman graduated high school at 16, college at 20, and completed her law degree at 27. The best-selling author of more than a dozen books, Cara is active in women's ministry at her church, teaches graduate courses at Purdue University, practices law, and is a homeschooling mom. She lives with her husband and 4 children in Indiana.
Learn more about Cara at: http://caraputman.com
Cara Putman is celebrating
her latest historical suspense novel, Shadowed by
Grace with a
fun "Past & Present" giveaway!
One winner will receive:
- A Polaroid Instant Camera
- A beautiful antique AFGRA camera (learn more here)
- Movie passes to see The Monuments Men movie (with George Clooney and Matt Damon)
- Shadowed By Grace by Cara Putman
Enter today by clicking one of the icons below. But hurry,
the giveaway ends on February 8th. Winner will be
announced February 10th on Cara's
blog.
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Don't miss a moment of the fun; enter today and be sure to stop
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you won.
My Thoughts:
WWII is not a historical era that I am too familiar with, yet through
great authors like Cara, I am learning more and more about this time in
our history.
I was drawn to this story not only because it is
set in Italy, but because my birth great grandparents came to America
from Genoa in 1905.
Cara paints the Italian countryside with a
wide brush. I felt like I was there with Rachel and Scott as they went
from Rome, Florence, and places in between to capture photographs and
gather information on stolen Italian art.
Rachel wants to find
the father she never knew, in the process she ends up finding her
Heavenly Father who has Shadowed her by His Grace.
I was up late reading, and couldn't turn the pages fast enough. I highly recommend this book!
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