When the Mountains Fall
Publisher: Zondervan Publishing House
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, MI
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Table of contents: title: Charles Raye was at peace with the world; title: Throughout that dreary, depressing automobile ride Charles was on the back seat of the huge car; title: When Charles returned the next morning he found Drake on the job and busy with details of his report; title: On reaching his office next morning Charles found things fairly normal; title: Several days later, driving at furious speed, Charles again turned into the Olynn grounds; title: The next day Charles found that there was no unnecessary red tape connected with the matter of becoming a private in the army; title: Quite naturally, Charles spent as much time as possible with Virginia; title: Days later Charles was writing one of his more or less regular letters to Virginia; title: The second morning after they were settled, Charles received a most pleasant surprise; title: Night, black and threatening, held undisputed dominion; title: Being among the number of those not severely wounded, Charles was detailed to assist the overworked attendants and nurses in the field hospital; title: After tramping three long miles into camp to send another ambulance; title: Charles Raye, Special Detail, made a special detail out of breakfast time; title: When Judge Olynn roused him the next morning Charles had considerable difficulty in realizing where he was; title: Shortly after nightfall Charles suggested that they drive into the city; title: Major Burke told Charles he considered it a wise move when he selected him and Virginia; title: Before dawn the next morning they could hear the distant roaring of what they believed would be the largest and most awesome assemblage of ground troops ever in action at one time