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It was November 1944. Rip couldn’t believe he was really and truly on furlough, going home to Jerri. He’d been gone for almost eight months. After D-DAy in June, life had been one bloody nightmare after another. It was wartime, and he was a captain leading men against the Nazis in France. But two things […]
“We don’t have much time, Cathy,” Link whispered. “I know. But we want each other. It could be the last –” She couldn’t finish. Distress and tenderness warred with each other on Link Marshall’s face. He was weathered and exhausted and the war had etched deep creases and shadows into his cheeks and forehead and […]
On a foggy, rainy day in October of 1946, Kay waited outside the state penitentiary for her husband. The five years were up. Today he was being released. It had been a long, hard wait for both of them. He had deserved the sentence, every bit of it. From his mob days a decade earlier […]
Ted led the way to the fourth story, set down his and Elaine’s suitcases, unlocked his apartment door, and showed her in. She looked around with interest, though she wore, as usual, her nonchalant façade. Ted saw through it like a piece of glass but pitied her meanwhile. The girl had lived a rotten life […]
Ed Killian was a lonely, wandering ex-Army lieutenant, looking for something but never able to identify it. Until now. When he saw Angie singing in the restaurant, he was drawn. No woman had really interested him for some time. Memories from Korea were always poisoning his thoughts and making any sort of beautiful daydreams turn […]
It had been five months since the plane crash, and still no rescuers had showed up. Things had settled into almost a normal routine for Lance and Aurora. They fished a lot, since the sea must needs be the source of most of their food; they gathered and stored wood and dry palm fronds for […]
Hello, friends! I’m a twenty-five-year-old single Christian lady. Within the last year or two, I stumbled onto this site, and let me say right off: the stories and the principles behind this ministry have really helped me! To give you a better picture of my background, I need to explain that I wasn’t educated much […]
It was about half past nine. Gil and Mara had gone to bed, but they were fighting; words flew, harsh and cutting, between them. The issue, which concerned the appropriation of some unexpected money, seemed pretty major to both of them. Mara felt they should save it; Gil thought it could purchase a new car, […]
At a luxury resort in southern France, Felicia sauntered the open corridors on her way down to the dining room. This was vacation in the Mediterranean at its finest. The hotel was extravagant but classy, with traditional design, private paths winding along several wide pools, and gorgeous landscaping. Plus, it sat right on the sea. […]
Jessamyn’s parents, the Hortons, drove away. Now Jessamyn and Eddie Rawson were alone, he at last back home from the hospital and rehabilitation center after almost four months. Eddie watched as Jessamyn, or Jess, locked the front door and made sure the porch lights were on. On his somewhat tired face was etched perplexity. The […]
Continued from Part 1 For a minute they just stood, Steve’s arms gently entwined around his new bride’s waist, her hands placed against his chest, each pair of eyes shyly studying the face of the other. Forgotten were the desert night outside, the predatory Nazis, and the strange but temporary security of this Spanish haven. […]
For over a month, Teddie Doveran and Steve Rixey had been hiding out in the North African hill country. They had to. Nazi forces were hunting them even now. It wasn’t really surprising, considering that Rixey was a U.S. commando and Teddie a news photographer with some dangerous pictures in her camera. So how did […]