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![What Did You Do in the War, Sister? front cover](/sites/default/files/migrated/WarSisterFrontCover200x.jpg)
- In time of war even the most rigorous rules, like those of a strict religious order, have to give way to more practical concerns.
- Sisters spend their entire adult lives adhering to their vows of obedience in everything they do. Sister Superior’s orders are considered the same as if they emanated directly from God. Now, during the War, those same sisters are suddenly thrown into roles in which they are forced to make life and death decisions for themselves and others.
- The skills and discipline a sister acquires in becoming a nun are also useful for becoming a spy.
![Dennis Turner](/sites/default/files/migrated/DennisTurner.jpg)
Dennis turner is the author of many law review articles and a law text book, Steele v. Kitchener Case File. For two years, he also wrote a bi-weekly column for the Dayton Daily News entitled, “On the River.”
Dennis Turner lives in Dayton, Ohio, with his wife Kathleen, and spends summers in Michigan sailing, rowing a scull, playing tennis and Pickleball. They have been married over 48 years and have three children and two grandsons.