Never Forget Me: A Kiss Goodbye / Dearest Sylvie / Forever with Me (Harlequin Historical, No 1198)
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Genre: Romance
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Author:
Genre: Romance
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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Never Forget Me by Marguerite Kaye
As WWI enters the lives of those in Glen Massan, The Charmichael family home, love also enters. Can it survive in such conditions? Three stories of people on different sides, different opinions, and those who are just empty and waiting for the war to take their life. The author has weaved together these romances within the walls of the war to keep them romantic and yet the reader glimpses the realities of the war. The sexual encounters are often a desperation to know they are still alive. I really enjoyed these stories. If you tear up easily then make sure and keep a box of tissues nearby.
A Kiss Goodbye 1914
Corporal Geraint Cassell had no sympathy for the rich folks whose home they were about to take over as a training station. That is until he got to know Flora Carmichael. She was nothing of the spoiled rich girl he had assumed. But they would always be on opposites from each other. Her wealth and his plain roots. Or could love even overcome those things?
Dearest Sylvie 1916
Captain Robbie Carmichael, Floras eldest brother, has lost himself in the war. He became numb and uncaring, an empty shell. One night when recovering in Paris after being shot, he meets Sylvie Renaud. Less than twenty-four hours later and these two empty shells of people begin to live again. Will the war keep them apart permanently or is there hope?
Forever With Me 1918
Sheila Fraser has learned much about nursing in the years she has volunteered as a VAD. Now that the war is over people once again see her as the maid she was pre-war. When her previous employers dedicate their castle to their sons memory, she has a chance to use what she had learned. What she didnt expect was that the new surgeon who would be running the hospital is Luc Durand. A man she never expected to see again after Armistice Day.
**Sexual content
**Received through author for an honest review
http://justjudysjumbles.blogspot.com/2012/06/marguerite-kaye-book-list.html
As WWI enters the lives of those in Glen Massan, The Charmichael family home, love also enters. Can it survive in such conditions? Three stories of people on different sides, different opinions, and those who are just empty and waiting for the war to take their life. The author has weaved together these romances within the walls of the war to keep them romantic and yet the reader glimpses the realities of the war. The sexual encounters are often a desperation to know they are still alive. I really enjoyed these stories. If you tear up easily then make sure and keep a box of tissues nearby.
A Kiss Goodbye 1914
Corporal Geraint Cassell had no sympathy for the rich folks whose home they were about to take over as a training station. That is until he got to know Flora Carmichael. She was nothing of the spoiled rich girl he had assumed. But they would always be on opposites from each other. Her wealth and his plain roots. Or could love even overcome those things?
Dearest Sylvie 1916
Captain Robbie Carmichael, Floras eldest brother, has lost himself in the war. He became numb and uncaring, an empty shell. One night when recovering in Paris after being shot, he meets Sylvie Renaud. Less than twenty-four hours later and these two empty shells of people begin to live again. Will the war keep them apart permanently or is there hope?
Forever With Me 1918
Sheila Fraser has learned much about nursing in the years she has volunteered as a VAD. Now that the war is over people once again see her as the maid she was pre-war. When her previous employers dedicate their castle to their sons memory, she has a chance to use what she had learned. What she didnt expect was that the new surgeon who would be running the hospital is Luc Durand. A man she never expected to see again after Armistice Day.
**Sexual content
**Received through author for an honest review
http://justjudysjumbles.blogspot.com/2012/06/marguerite-kaye-book-list.html
