Family and a friendly relationship mean everything beneath the darkening skies of wartime Britain, by Sunday Situations bestselling writer Margaret Dickinson.

It is the 1930s and the Maitland family have spent the years following a Great War struggling to come quickly to terms with its catastrophic aftermath, and their expectations now lie with another era. Their Lincolnshire community of Doddington suffered terrible reduction and they have used great courage for the bereaved households to restore their lives without their liked about The Spitfire Sisters types.

When battle is declared once again, it is Daisy Maitland and her peers who must right now take up the battle for freedom. Feisty and a daredevil like her much loved Aunt Pips, who spent Globe War One on leading line serving having a soaring ambulance corps, Daisy experienced persuaded a family group friend to teach her to journey as a young woman. Today her country is at war, she is determined to put her abilities to good use, enlisting in the Atmosphere Transportation Auxiliary. There she forges new friendships – but she never forgets her youth friend and cousin, Luke, that has became a member of the RAF as a fighter pilot.

As war rages in the skies and on the floor, Daisy, her friends and her family – in the home and over the Channel – will see their bravery and strength tested to the very limits within their determination to save their country. And they have learned one of the most beneficial lessons of most: real love will find a way.