Brides Romances #21

Bonnie Andrews and Peter Keen have been inseparable since childhood, but when Peter is drafted into the Army, she makes an impulsive decision to enlist in the WAC—only to discover Peter's draft was actually a rejection due to an old injury. Now stationed at Camp Martha Washington while Peter struggles to find work back home, Bonnie must navigate military life, her longing for the man she's always relied on, and the growing attention of a kind sergeant named Sandy Rhodes. As months pass and Bonnie sacrifices everything to bring Peter to her, she finds herself caught between her old love and a new connection that's easing her heartache in unexpected ways.

Jane Emmett arrives at the Barrick Corporation offices and immediately falls for Ted Royce, a charming and handsome coworker—but her enthusiasm is tempered when she learns he has a reputation as an office flirt who moves from girl to girl. As Ted begins courting Jane with genuine warmth and attention, she finds herself deeply in love, until a rival warns her that Ted's affections are as fleeting as they come.

Jenny Parker, a war correspondent for the Amalgamated Press, arrives at a Korean front-line platoon to cover the conflict from a soldier's perspective—but her presence immediately clashes with Sgt. Jim Wallace, who believes women have no business on a battlefield. As Jenny proves her mettle and Jim comes to respect her courage, their antagonism transforms into something far more complicated when enemy planes force them into each other's arms. Now caught between duty and love, Jenny and Jim must navigate a wartime romance where neither is willing to abandon the job they came to do.