Going Home: Book 3 in the Return to Nam series

Going Home: Book 3 in the Return to Nam seriesYou don't choose a time and place to fall in love. Fate always chooses for you. When Ronnie McIlroy volunteers to spend twelve months nursing in a South Vietnamese hospital, she's ill prepared for a poverty stricken country at war. Neither weak nor faint hearted, she's way out of her comfort zone. American pilot, Joseph Hunter Jr, is on his second tour of duty. With an outstanding flying record and a cool head, he'll take an Iroquois anywhere he's

You don't choose a time and place to fall in love. Fate always chooses for you.

When Ronnie McIlroy volunteers to spend twelve months nursing in a South Vietnamese hospital, she's ill-prepared for a poverty-stricken country at war. Neither weak nor faint-hearted, she's way out of her comfort zone.

American pilot, Joseph Hunter Jr, is on his second tour of duty. With an outstanding flying record and a cool head, he'll take an Iroquois anywhere he's needed. When he meets an attractive young New Zealand nurse at the officer's club, he knows the odds are stacked against a relationship.

With the war between the North and South escalating, hundreds of lives are being lost every day. As Ronnie and Joe navigate the constant dangers of living and working in a war zone, it's clear fate has decided their time and place to fall in love is now.

But will one na ve act of compassion destroy any chance of a life together? Will either of them leave Vietnam alive?

From the author of The Nam Legacy and The Nam Shadow, Going Home takes us back to the sixties, to a propaganda fuelled war, a determined enemy and a fragile hope for survival.

"In the end, only three things matter: how much you loved, how gently you lived, and how gracefully you let go of things not meant for you." Buddha

Going Home is Ronnie's story.