Publisher's Synopsis
Before the era of instant communication, there was a time of handwritten letters, soda shops, and unwavering resilience. When Sparks Fly is a deeply personal and beautifully woven narrative that captures the extraordinary love story of two people who met, endured the trials of war, and built a life together against the backdrop of a rapidly changing world.
Through the heartfelt memories and carefully preserved letters of her grandparents, Rhonda (Sparks) Norheim brings to life the struggles, triumphs, and enduring love of a couple shaped by the Great Depression, World War II, and the post-war boom. From harrowing moments in a German POW camp to the warmth of home and family, this book paints a portrait of a generation that valued sacrifice, perseverance, and deep-rooted love. Rich with history, personal reflection, and the kind of storytelling that makes the past feel immediate. When Sparks Fly is a tribute to those who came before us and a reminder that love, in its purest form, transcends time. Perfect for readers who appreciate historical memoirs, love stories, and family legacies, this book is a heartfelt journey into the past--one that will inspire and resonate with generations to come.
