Review: The Harsh Reality of Life in the '70's, for an Air Force Wife!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 28, 2013
Set in the ‘70s, I found this story most interesting. Just  imagine having to move around 1,400 miles, in the middle of winter, to the cold and snow of North Dakota. It was an enormous challenge for this newly wed eighteen year old Air Force Wife! Author Becky Corwin-Adams does a great job, with her very descriptive, inside look at the harsh realities of life at that time. The memoir of how life really was, gave me some sort of idea of just how tough it really was. There are some moments that I found really funny and most entertaining. I am referring to the car story, the fire, and deciding to leave the car down the block!The story comes across as being very natural, and realistic, and with the abundance of story telling pictures, it all adds up and enticing story. I wanted to read this book, because my late mother served in the Royal Air Force, as a cook, and I felt any information from this book would be most interesting to me.I was certainly not disappointed.  It took me a while to get through this story, due to other commitments, but I am so pleased to have read Becky’s family story. It's a very good read indeed.