Exotic Romances #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# "No Officer for Me" A young woman named Nina is in love with Danny, a soldier at Camp Edison, but hesitates to commit because her family has a strong tradition of marrying military officers and she fears Danny is "just a private." After Danny overhears her confession to her mother and learns the reason for her rejection, he disappears. When Danny suddenly reappears in an officer's uniform, Nina accepts his proposal, only to discover he has been pretending—he is still a private. Despite the deception, the couple reconciles when Danny's grandfather arrives and approves of their union, and the story concludes with their engagement secured.
At Moberly Naval Base in 1956, Doreen finds herself torn between two sailors: the carefree Jimmy Eldridge and the serious, ambitious Van Delbert—until new orders force her hand. When Van ships out and demands to know which man truly has her heart, Doreen must confront a choice that will ripple through all three of their lives in ways she never anticipated. As months pass and letters go unanswered, she discovers that one impulsive decision may have cost her everything.
Raised on military tradition—her father a Colonel, her brothers Majors—Nina has always assumed she'd marry an officer, until she meets Private Danny Wells at a nearby Army camp and falls hard for him. When her family arrives unexpectedly for her graduation, Nina realizes she never told Danny the truth about her background, and his discovery of her connection to the very "brass" he despises threatens to tear them apart. Can Nina bridge the gap between the world she was born into and the man she's chosen to love?
Amy Hale, a driven dress shop owner with big expansion plans, hires an actor named Kirk from a talent agency to pose as her fiancé for a week—a deception meant to please her ailing grandfather. But as Kirk plays the devoted suitor and Amy's heart begins to betray her ambitions, the line between performance and genuine feeling starts to blur, forcing both of them to confront what they really want.
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