| Description |
128 p. ; 19 cm. |
| Note |
"Some women find in one man the answer to all their yearnings; Lena Smith needed three. John, her husband, represented Romance. But their one-week honeymoon before he left for the Army had been so brief that she felt almost as though he were a stranger. Tod Belden, with whom she betrayed her husband, gave her the thrill of Passion. Gryce Danielson, rich and generous, who introduced Lena to the fleshpots, meant comfort. Of the three men, Gryce might certainly have been expected to be the least faithful. Yet it was the disillusioned millionaire bachelor who stood by when Lena's other men failed her." |
| Subject |
Military spouses -- Fiction.
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Adultery -- Fiction.
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