About This Book
Ensign Dorothy Phillips was beautiful; life was beautiful; her work was wonderful; and everything was right with her world—until the day, her arms laden with bundles for the Chief Nurse's surprise party, she was almost run down by a carload of brash young Air Corps officers. An impudent apology, yelled by a handsome lieutenant, was the crowning insult.
Then the lieutenant appeared unannounced at the party—revealing himself as Lieutenant Keith Cameron Townsend, and the dour Chief Nurse's nephew, no less!
The fact that Dorothy was engaged didn't mean a thing to Keith. The more she snubbed him, the more persistent he became.
It takes a battle at sea—and all the suffering connected with it—for the ensign to realize that love and hate are often akin.
Then the lieutenant appeared unannounced at the party—revealing himself as Lieutenant Keith Cameron Townsend, and the dour Chief Nurse's nephew, no less!
The fact that Dorothy was engaged didn't mean a thing to Keith. The more she snubbed him, the more persistent he became.
It takes a battle at sea—and all the suffering connected with it—for the ensign to realize that love and hate are often akin.