I read this solely for @Faranae's #URC and it was a pleasant surprise! I loved reading about women pilots in WW2. (My late mother-in-law took flying lessons back then but her instructor made a pass at her and she quit. 😡 She would have enjoyed this.)
The modern day part of the story was a bit goofy, but satisfying. Sookie is a middle-aged Southern housewife who's long been under the thumb of her domineering, narcissistic mother. cont.
willaful When she makes a shocking discovery about her family history, she's discombobulated enough to seek therapy -- clandestinely, at a Waffle House! -- and begins to accept herself and bloom. It tends towards the silly but it's quite a feel good read (except for one kind of horrible turn of the story into true darkness.) 1d
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