A Christian romance novel by Walter Oleksy. Beautiful young Barbara Markey, a pioneer aviatrix and friend of Amelia Earhart, falls in love with her handsome young flying instructor during college in Chicago in 1936. But Paul loves her best friend, Gail. Barbara's parents separated when she was a baby because her mother's best friend stole her husband from her. Friendship becomes sacred to Barbara, so she won't fight Gail for the man they both love. At the wedding reception, Paul gives Barbara a Pegasus pin, symbol of the threesome's love of horses and flying, and tells her, "Where there is no love, put love, and you will find love," Christian philosophy of St. John of the Cross, a 1500s Spanish priest. Barbara spends the next ten years trying to find that love, taking her into the world of pioneer women in aviation. She finds mutual true love in Stephen Collier, a captain in General George Patton's armored division in France, but there is a reason they cannot marry. Later, that reason is overcome and Barara finally puts love and finds it.