Bridge to Yesterday

by Constance Gluyas

War divides and love unties with random cruelty and sudden chance. Amid the rubble of war, passion flowers. The West's began World War II as a family but ended it fighting alone.

Jaime finds love in the arms of Nicholas a pilot risking his life at the height of the Blitz.

Martin survives the war and the hell of his wife's madness to witness a new dawn.

Briony defies her family and pays the price for passion with a man who by birth is damned and a traitor.

Eric turns his twisted Nazi hate onto his family.

From the Battle of Britain to the bloody Pacific atolls this story spans six years in the life of a family torn by war.

448 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1981

About the author

Constance Gluyas was born in London in the lean years following World War I and left school at the age of fourteen to go to work. During World War II, she served in the Women's Royal Air Force and supervised the main switch-board with a direct line to Europe during the Normandy invasion.
After moving to California, where she lives with her husband, Donald, and daughter, Diane, Mrs. Gluyas began her career as a writer.

Reviews

[Lavada Dee · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story is about a family and encompasses the time of the WII era. A really great read and with research that made the story so very real.