Till We Meet Again

By Penelope J. Stokes

Book Overview

In 1944, when her father dies, Libba Coltrain discovers that he has lied to her about Link Winsom, the love of her life. Link did not die in the war. Although his legs are paralyzed, he is alive. Now Libba is determined to rely on faith and love to make a new life with Link. The couple's struggles are a moving testimony to the power of God's guidance, and narrator Ruth Ann Phimister captures their thoughts and prayers.

• Format: Audio CD
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1664627693
• ISBN13: 9781664627697
• Release Date: October 2002
• Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc.

Customer Reviews

don't stop here

Start with book one of this series and don't stop till you finish the last word of book #3

Still in love with the series

I was so disappointed after I read the first book in the trilogy and my library didn't have the second one. I finally got a hold of it and couldn't put it down. I love watching the growth of the characters in such difficult time. I love the romance too. Not too gushy. Now to get my hands on book number three.

A sweet romance

This book, a continuation from a previous book, is a slow, sweet romance. I must confess I was a little bored with the whole paralization of Link, and the inevitable outcome of the story was very predictable. But when all is said and done, the cliffhanger at the end of the book makes reading the next book a pleasant necessity.

Best book ever written!

This book is a powerful combination of faith and trials that people go through to survive the emotionally exhausting times. The characters are real-to-life, each one seems to represent a different characteristic of the human persona. I felt that I could closely relate to the characters, and the main plot of the story had me reading the book in 2 days. It is a powerfully gripping novel, much as the first was, that tells us that the true secret to life is to live...and let God handle the rest.

The best of the trilogy

I loved this book -- read it in about 2 days. This was definitely the best of the three -- I enjoyed the story between Link & Libba and between Rae & Drew the best. Stokes is a masterful storyteller.