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The ideal lady wears lace, speaks quietly, and never--under any circumstances--fixes an automobile. But Gwyn Ruthers has never cared two snaps about being the ideal lady. With the war to end all wars exploding across the English Channel, she leaves behind her restrictive life as a chauffer's daughter to serve in an all-female ambulance unit in France. She's not about to let her social status or gender prevent her from serving her country. Not even a handsome captain can distract her from her mission. Most of the time. Captain William Crawford wouldn't wish the ravages of war on any man, much less the captivating woman who insists on driving into battle instead of staying safely at home. He can't deny that the troops need more medical help, but not when it puts innocent women in danger. How can he lead his men against the Jerries while worrying about Gwyn's safety? Bound together by circumstances, Gwyn and William can't stop the love growing between them. Can their relationship survive, or will it become another casualty of war?

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"""Gripping and meticulously plotted...This carefully researched novel is rich with historical details."" -- ""Publishers Weekly"""

Gripping and meticulously plotted...This carefully researched novel is rich with historical details. -- Publishers Weekly

""Gripping and meticulously plotted...This carefully researched novel is rich with historical details."" -- ""Publishers Weekly""

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J'nell Ciesielski spends her days creating heart-stopping heroes, brave heroines, and adventurous exploits in times gone by. Winner of the Romance Through the Ages contest and Maggie Award, J'nell can often be found dreaming of a second home in Scotland, indulging in chocolate of any kind, or watching old black and white movies. Born a Florida girl, she now calls Virginia home. Gwyn Olson is a native of England and spent many years traveling around Europe. She currently lives in the Ozarks of northwest Arkansas with her husband and two children. Gwyn draws on her experiences in theater and her travels in Europe and North America to color her characters.

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