Amy Lynn Green Books in Order

Returning to her Minnesota hometown during World War II, Johanna Berglund becomes a translator at a German prisoner-of-war camp. As she discovers the prisoners' humanity, local prejudice and old secrets complicate the boundary between compassion and perceived disloyalty.

After a smokejumper is badly injured during suspicious Oregon wildfires, conscientious objector Gordon Hooper joins the man's soldier sister, Dorie, to investigate. Their opposing convictions about war and truth complicate a search that uncovers troubling secrets.

Charged with running a Maine library during World War II, Avis Montgomery starts a book club to prevent its closure. Four very different women find friendship through reading, but wartime pressures and private secrets test their growing trust.

Maggie McCleod and Catherine Duquette join a USO troupe touring North Africa during World War II. Competition for a Hollywood opportunity divides the performers as personal ambitions collide with the increasing danger of entertaining troops near the front.

While crafting wartime propaganda for the OSS, Dinah Kendall discovers her mother once worked as a codebreaker. Their separate intelligence work draws them together, but hidden histories and uncertain loyalties threaten a mission with consequences for D-Day.

World War II sends sisters Joan and Amelia Alcott toward unexpected service: Philadelphia's streetcars and a naval training post in Florida. As artistic dreams give way to wartime demands, both must reconsider their ambitions, relationships, and sense of purpose.