Guy O. Denton was a P-40 Warhawk fighter pilot with the famed 57th Fighter Group in North Africa during World War II. Between combat missions he wrote more than one hundred letters from out of "the Blue," the name the British had given to the Western Desert. The recipient of the letters was a young war widow Guy had met while stationed in Tallahassee, FL, prior to being deployed overseas. In these letters (some humorous, some poignant, all captivating), he woos his lady out of her grief and into a lifetime of love and marriage to him. Guy's son has compiled the letters, researched the background of their composition, and made them available in this book. Romantics, World War II buffs, and readers who simply like a good story will each find something to engage them in these pages.