G.I. Sweethearts #44
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# G.I. Sweethearts #44 This issue contains multiple romantic stories centered on soldiers and their relationships. "A Sailor's Girl" follows a young woman torn between her loyalty to her boyfriend Ed and her attraction to a charming sailor who claims he fell for her. "Was My Corporal The Same Man?" centers on a woman named Shadow who fears that her fiancé Mickey has been fundamentally changed by his wartime experiences and combat trauma. "A Few Hours Later" tells the story of a young woman who meets a soldier named Bob Miller and embarks on a romantic adventure with him in San Diego, ultimately deciding to stay in town with him rather than return home. The final story, "S-Seven Sharp," features a woman named Peggy who is set up on a blind date by her friend June and discovers unexpected romance with a soldier.
A young woman watches helplessly as the soldier she loves proposes to her best friend Marge Powers—until Marge reveals a shocking secret that puts Sue in an impossible position. With Marge away on vacation and a promise she can barely keep, Sue must decide whether to protect Vince's heart or finally tell him the truth that could change everything. "I Couldn't Break His Heart" is a tale of wartime devotion, friendship tested to its limits, and the agonizing choice between loyalty and love.
Sharon dreads her fiancé Mickey's return from the Korean War, fearing combat has fundamentally changed the man she loves—but when he arrives eager to marry her right away, her doubts only deepen. Convinced his urgency masks a reluctance to break his promise, Sharon pushes him away to "test" whether he truly loves her, only to discover too late that her own fears, not the war, may have been the real threat to their future together.
In "A Sailor's Girl," Patty leaves Illinois for San Diego to be near her sailor boyfriend Ed, only to arrive just as his ship has sailed. Stranded and desperate, she takes a job as a cigarette girl at Steve Cauley’s Tijuana nightclub, where she faces unwanted advances. When Ed learns of her new role, he breaks up with her—only to later help her when Steve is murdered, giving her the alibi she needs to leave Mexico. Reunited and reconciled, Patty and Ed find their way back to each other.
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