num_pages: 256
description: "6/9 Evidently I wasn't supposed to put so much oil in the mower. The smoke went away fairly quickly, though. Connor even got to go for a ride in the fire truck."Alesia Holliday has survived scenes like this and more while her husband, a naval flight officer, has been away on military duty. They have forged a different kind of marriage-one that the 1.5 million current active-duty service members and their families will identify with. E-mail to the Front has a large built-in audience that boasts a camaraderie strengthened by shared difficulties and discoveries. E-mail to the Front consists of short commentaries by Alesia and an e-mail dialogue between her and her husband while he was on deployment. In text filled with empathy, gut-level honesty, humor, and unflinching support, chapters cover everything from "Departure: Only 183 Days to Go" to "Rebellion of the Appliances" to "It's Like Being a Single Mother, But I Can't Date."As military maneuvers remain at the forefront of our national news, interest in all things military is running high. E-mail to the Front will appeal to everyone who appreciates the courage of those who choose to serve their country, the families who are meeting the challenge of military duty, and those who love and support them. Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist Dave Barry has written a cover quote for the book, and best-selling author Suzanne Brockmann said, "This book should be required reading for all Americans."
language: English
title: E-Mail To The Front: One Wife's Correspondence With Her Husband Overseas
titlecomplete: E-Mail To The Front: One Wife's Correspondence With Her Husband Overseas
genres: Military Fiction, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 65
publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing