Publisher's Synopsis
Shortly after Germnay's Third Reich chose world domination as their main ambition, the world was thrown headlong into bloody war. For millions of men, women and children, life would never be the same again. Armies marched and navies sailed in such vast numbers that no portion of mankind was spared the terrors of that time. World War II gave birth to an entire generations worst fears and nightmares. It also brought forth their greatest feeling of duty and kindness to others. What unfolds in the story "Where The Daffodils Grow," allows the reader to experience the worst and best of mankind. From the deep hollows and the rugged hillsides of the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee, one man is transformed from farmer to soldier. Follow him on this long and lonesome journey as he leaves behind his beloved home to do his duty for country and sacred freedom. The precious life of Hugh Miller Campbell would be forever changed as well as the lives of those who knew and dearly loved him.
