True War Romances #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHelen, a woman troubled by thoughts of another man on the eve of her wedding to Gordon, marries him despite her doubts, only to have Gordon discover her infidelity when he overhears her confessing she thinks of the other man. After Gordon leaves her, Helen encounters Tom, a soldier, who makes fun of her until realizing how much she cares for him; they fall in love, but Tom must leave for military duty. The story concludes with Helen and Tom parting ways, with Tom promising to return and Helen agreeing to wait for him, having found true love at last.
Helen Meadows thought her heart had found its home with Army Sgt. Gordon Evans, but a sudden telegram ends their engagement. Back with her former boyfriend Dick Shaw, Helen’s peace is tested when she unexpectedly meets Gordon again—only to learn he’s known for his charm with other women. Now torn between past feelings and newfound clarity, Helen must decide what truly matters.
In the midst of wartime duty, Irene finds herself caught between duty and desire when RAF officer Paul Jagger arrives in the U.S. on a mission tied to her Air Corps boyfriend, Corporal Russ Atwood. As she hosts Paul, their connection deepens—tugging at her loyalty and stirring guilt—until Russ returns home, bringing with him Paul’s former girlfriend, Emily, now his wife.
Louise, a waitress at the Camp Brandt PX, clings to hope in her romance with soldier Kelly Jones—until he dismisses it as a fleeting fling, leaving her heartbroken. When PX manager Tom Porter, who doubted her all along, suddenly vanishes and returns in uniform, Kelly’s warm welcome surprises everyone. The bond between the two men deepens, but Louise must face the quiet ache of what came before.
Lee Chambers, daughter of Colonel Chambers at Camp Hillmar, finds her romance with Lt. Dan Williams tested by whispers of ambition—especially after his promotion. When she begins to care for Corporal Bob Parker, doubts creep in: is he drawn to her, or just her father’s rank? A sudden accident forces her to confront her fears, revealing a bond deeper than duty.
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