Flying Angels: A Novel Danielle Steel

In Danielle Steel's powerful novel, a group of six young flight nurses becomes a beacon of courage during World War II, embodying the unsung heroism of women in wartime. The attack on Pearl Harbor prompts Audrey Parker and her friend Lizzie to enlist in the Army as flight nurses, forever altering the course of their lives.

Assigned to the elite Medical Air Evacuation Transport Squadron, the "Flying Angels," comprised of Audrey, Lizzie, Alex, Louise, Pru, and Emma, embark on perilous missions into enemy territory. These courageous women, lacking rank and significant pay, risk their lives to rescue wounded soldiers, showcasing unparalleled dedication and valor.

Danielle Steel's novel serves as a poignant tribute to these extraordinary women who made enormous sacrifices on the front lines, highlighting their resilience, camaraderie, and unwavering commitment to duty. The "Flying Angels" become symbolic of the countless female heroes who played crucial roles in the war effort, their stories a testament to the strength, selflessness, and determination that defined the Greatest Generation. In celebrating their bravery, Steel captures the indomitable spirit of those who served during this pivotal period in history.