The Medic's Wife: Love, War and Secrets by Edmund A. Kruszynski

He saved hundreds on the battlefield—until the one life he couldn’t save was his own. Inspired by a true story of love, loss, and the cost of war. 1944. In the chaos of World War II, Staff Sergeant Edmund “Krow” Kruszynski, a young combat medic, risks everything to save others on the front lines. From the blood-soaked beaches of Normandy to the frozen forests of the Ardennes, he leads his men through hell—patching the wounded, burying the fallen, and praying his own luck holds. When Krow enters the gates of Buchenwald, he believes he’s seen the worst of humanity—until he discovers a glimmer of grace where he least expects it: in love. Back home, Mary fights a different kind of battle. Working for the war effort, she clings to the letters that connect her to the man she loves. But when he returns, medals in hand and shadows in his eyes, their greatest test begins. As his unseen wounds threaten to destroy them both, Mary must summon the courage to save the man who once saved so many. A sweeping, deeply human story of devotion and survival, Read more