Mitch Hare

Spring Moons Mitch Hare

"I hate this old war and yet thru it I found you so I guess it has its good points too."It's 1943. World War II is raging and lives around the world are turned upside down. In a small midwest town, a soldier arrives for training in the Army Air Corp. There he meets his future wife and is quickly reassigned to airfields around the country. His new fiancé writes him almost everyday. The letters she wrote turned up decades later. These are those letters. A gentle love story that, through the year, unfolds and captures the times: the movies, the trains, the challenge of long distance telephone calls, and the hope waiting on the arrival of every letter. Couples around the world were separated just as they began to plan new lives together. Each letter brings this young woman one day closer to joining the love of her life. She writes: "Spring moons are not meant to be enjoyed alone."