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The Littlest Marine The Oldest Living Married Virgin
416 pages
A double dose of military romance where duty-bound marriages ignite into unexpected, passionate love.
What it feels like
This collection delivers a brisk, swoony reading experience built entirely around the delicious tension of marriages of convenience. The mood is hopeful and deeply romantic, leaning into the classic friction between duty and desire. Readers are immersed in an emotionally charged atmosphere where rugged, honorable marines and determined women navigate the tricky waters of unexpected pregnancy and reputation-saving vows. The prose is direct and passionate, keeping the focus squarely on the simmering chemistry and the emotional journey from reluctant obligation to genuine devotion. It is a perfect fit for readers who devour classic romance tropes, delighting in the satisfying arc of practical arrangements melting into undeniable, fiery love.
- Mood
- swoony
- tension-filled
- hopeful
- Tone
- earnest
- romantic
- playful
- passionate
- Pace
- brisk
- Themes
- marriage of convenience · unexpected parenthood · duty versus love · sexual awakening
- The writing
- Direct, emotionally charged, and focused on the simmering romantic tension between the characters.
- The arc
- Moves from reluctant obligation and nervous anticipation to passionate surrender and genuine romantic commitment.
- Who it's for
- Readers who love classic military romance tropes, marriages of convenience, and the journey from duty-bound arrangements to true love.
Content notes
- pregnancy
- sexual content
About the book
Bachelor marine Harding Casey was about to face his greatest challenge. Fatherhood. But convincing his expecting--and reluctant--intended bride to marry him was going to be his toughest battle yet! Elizabeth Stone didn't know if her jitters were caused by Harding's incredible good looks or the fear of marrying without love. Could her intended groom prove that his marriage proposal was about more than giving a name to the littlest marine she was carrying?
The Oldest Living Married Virgin
When Colonel Candello found his daughter in a marine's room the morning after the Battalion Ball, he was ready to explode. Until First Sergeant Jack Harris offered to marry Donna--in name only--to save all their reputations. So, for better or worse, they married. But the romantic vows that were supposed to bring flutters of happiness were making Donna wince. For now she wasn't only the oldest living virgin, but the oldest living married virgin. And so she set out to make her strong, rugged and heart-stoppingly handsome husband want her as his wife...forever.
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