G.I. War Brides #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Don't Ever Leave Me!", Nancy pens a heartfelt love advice column under the name Martha Rye, unaware her words might soon echo in a real-life romance. When Tex visits the newsroom with a personal dilemma, he's drawn into a dinner date with the very woman he's been writing to—without realizing she's the mysterious Miss Rye. A 1955 gem from the Iger Studio, this issue blends wartime sentiment with quiet, tender moments, all rendered in crisp, classic style. Cover by Iger Studio.
A war-weary soldier named Mike Bennett lies in a hospital ward, emotionally shut off from the world—until the spirited singer Starr Knight arrives to perform for the troops. When Mike dismisses her kindness with bitterness, Starr becomes determined to reach through his defenses, never imagining how deeply her persistence will change them both. As their connection grows, fate tests their newfound bond in ways neither could have predicted.
Al Emery thought he had everything figured out—a promotion on the horizon and an engagement to Peggy—until his boss, Mr. Fisher, asks him to escort his daughter Florence to the theatre instead. When Peggy sees Al arrive at the show with Florence on his arm, she makes a bold move that sets off a chain reaction neither of them expected. As Al finds himself caught between two women and the job advancement he's worked so hard for, he'll discover that some choices demand a price steeper than ambition.
In "A Stranger's Kisses," Nancy pens anonymous love advice under the name Martha Rye, unaware her words might one day reach the man she’s truly meant for. When Tex visits the newsroom with a grievance, a chance dinner date unfolds—neither realizing the other holds the secret behind the pen name.
In "Bride of His Choice," Roy faces a heart-wrenching dilemma: he’s set to marry Carol, but his true feelings lie with her sister, Joan. Just minutes before the ceremony, he tries to flee town—only for Joan to track him down and bring him back to the church.
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