"... a captivating tale about the heroism of those who fought during WWII. ... Schrader does an excellent job of creating fully realized secondary characters which makes the novel seem as though it is more fact than fiction. ... With a clear vision, she draws the reader in and keeps their attention throughout the entire novel. A perfect blend of history, romance, and inspiration, Moral Fibre reads as though it isn't fiction at all, but rather a mesmerizing look into the past." Maincrest Media

"Helena P. Schrader ... is a true master at delving into complex psychological dilemmas and emerging with a tantalizing, completely comprehensible tale of human frailty and strengths that blend into a unique experience for her readers." Tom Gauthier for Readers Favorites

"[The hero's] struggles, his life, and the romance he is continuously hoping and striving to have with the woman he loves hits you directly in the soul, but the addition of adventure and excitement makes you want to read cover-to-cover without ever having to put the book down....Helena Schrader's in-depth stories, fantastic characters, and ability to write an unforgettable tale makes her one of the best authors out there!" Feathered Quill

"The narrative follows both characters as they deal with the world of England in the final years of the war, not just professionally, but personally. ... The two narrative strands beautifully balance each other up to the book's climax. A richly textured, absorbing war tale that works equally well as a touching love story." Kirkus Reviews

"[Moral Fibre] takes the reader into the English psyche of [WWII], tapping the depths of human emotions, holding them up to the light, and revealing their concomitant beauty and ugliness in times of fear and crises. Before the war is over for Kit, he finds his inner strength, finds love, and learns the true meaning of sacrifice. ... A riveting read and highly recommended." Chanticleer Book Reviews

"With superb plotting, Schrader focuses on Kit's character development. ... Readers will find themselves engaged in the complexities, not only of Kit, but of the men in his bomber crew. ... The story is well-grounded in historical research and buttressed by Schrader's re-creation of actual battles, as well as a Historical Note and Glossary of RAF Terminology at novel's end. In all, this is an absorbing work sure to interest not only WWII buffs but anyone who enjoys historical fiction." Blue Ink Starred Review

"The style of the narrative beautifully combines ... the fear and courage of the airmen with the fortitude, dedication, and love of those left behind to create a story that is so much more than a straight war story. The thoughtful conversations between the members of Kit's crew and between Georgina's minister father and Kit were very much a highlight of the story from my perspective. ... I loved this book and place it extremely high on the list of books I have read this year. I can highly recommend this read." Grant Leishman for Readers' Favorite