True War Romances #6

Irene Borden comes from a family of Marines and assumes she'll marry one too—until Chuck Hale, an Army serviceman and an old flame from high school, reappears in her life and awakens feelings she can't deny. When her father and brother Paul learn she's fallen for a soldier instead of a Marine, their scorn and ridicule drive a wedge between the young couple, forcing Irene to choose between her family's expectations and her heart.

A young woman named Lucy harbors a secret wound from two years past—a foolish mistake that drove away Jack Foster, the man she loved, right before he was inducted into service. Now a nurse at an army hospital, Lucy is stunned to encounter Jack again, but he's been struck with amnesia and doesn't recognize her at all. As she's drawn into helping restore his memory, Lucy faces an agonizing choice: guide him back to remembering that painful night, or let him remain a stranger forever.

A gossip columnist uses an assignment to interview a returning soldier for her newspaper column, but her professional detachment crumbles when she and Sgt. Bob Miller genuinely fall for each other—forcing her to confront the deception at the heart of their romance. Written and illustrated by the creative team behind this 1953 tale, "My G.I. Type" explores how far someone will go to keep a story alive, even as the real emotional stakes grow impossible to ignore.

A WAC lieutenant falls hard for Corporal Lee Chandler during recruiting broadcasts at Radford Air Base, but his discomfort with her rank keeps him at arm's length—until he proposes, asking her to shed her uniform for civilian life. When a chance encounter with another officer and a moment of confusion upend her certainties, Rosemary must grapple with what she truly wants and whether rank, love, and duty can ever align.