“Until Our Time Comes,” by Nicole M. Miller

A Sweeping Love!

Adia’s dreams have come true when she goes to Poland to work with the famous horses at the Janow stables. It is the late 1930’s, and despite the winds of war closing in, she has refused to leave because she wants to protect these great animals.Library Journal review

When her path crosses that of Bret, he is instantly enamored with her, and asks her out. Secretly, he is a British spy, and he gets hurt on a mission that results with Adia being stood up. She vows she will never be taken in by him again. So, when Bret comes to work at the Janow stables, Adia wants little to do with him–at first.

Faster than anyone can imagine, Russian troops march into Poland. They make life a nightmare for both the horses, and the humans.Sarah Sundin endorsement

They are replaced by German troops, whose leader promises Adia that he plans to take good care of the horses, and she has nothing to fear, if she does her job. Because Bret has a history with the officer, it is no longer safe for him at Janow.

Danger is on every side for Adia. She often faces death while she takes chances to help the allies, hide children, and keep the horses safe. This is a thrilling story, never knowing who can be trusted.Melanie Dobson endorsement

Many of the things in this tale are based on real events. This exciting and clean five-star book will appeal to fans of World War II accounts, and well-written stories.

Thank you, Library Thing, for providing Tickmenot with a complimentary copy of, “Until Our Time Comes,” by Nicole M. Miller, for the purpose of review. I have not been compensated in any other manner. All opinions expressed are my own, and I was not required, or influenced, to give anything but an honest appraisal.

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