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The Plum Blooms in Winter
- Inspired by a Gripping True Story from World War II’s Daring Doolittle Raid (Brands from the Burning)
- Narrated by: Rachanee Lumayno
- Length: 11 hrs and 57 mins
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Summary
He made aviation history in WWII's daring Doolittle Raid. Now he's downed and on the run.
She wants to bury a knife in him. Can her victim offer redemption instead?
Winner, 2019 Cascade Award
Finalist, 2019 Christy and Carol Awards
Inspired by Actual Events
1942. Pilot Dave Delham revels at the success of his historic Japanese bombing mission. Until he's caught and endures years of torture at the hands of cruel captors. Despairing that he'll survive, Dave vows if he escapes, he'll answer God's call on his life.
Osaka, Japan, 1948. Miyako Matsuura longs to restore her family's shattered honor. After watching her little brother die in a horrific American air raid, she was reduced to selling her body to survive. When the pilot whose bomb stole her brother's life returns as a missionary, her thirst for revenge consumes her.
Two damaged people race along a collision course that could bring eternal change. Can Dave and Miyako transform their tragic histories and surrender to forgiveness and faith?
The Plum Blooms in Winter is the first book in the inspiring Brands From the Burning historical Christian fiction series. If you like pulse-pounding AND heart-warming tales of redemption drawn from life, brimming with deeply drawn characters and taut suspense, you'll love Linda Thompson's powerful novel.
Immerse yourself in this award-winning story of courage and redemption today!
Critic reviews
"A taut, crisp debut achievement that colorfully evokes the Pacific theater of WWII. Start this one forewarned: it's a stay-up-all-night read." (Jerry B. Jenkins, 21-time New York Times best-selling author