Where or When - A Pearl Harbor Romance

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Romance, Historical
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Author: Barbara Bretton ISBN: 9781940665184
Publisher: Barbara Bretton Publication: November 18, 2015
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Barbara Bretton
ISBN: 9781940665184
Publisher: Barbara Bretton
Publication: November 18, 2015
Imprint:
Language: English

She was everything he'd ever wanted . . .

He was everything she'd dreamed of.

It is 1941 and Pearl Harbor on the island of Oahu is as close to paradise as you're likely to get. Golden sunshine, sweet ocean breezes, secluded beaches made for romance. 

Pearl is a dream come true for Rick Byrne. A poor kid from the south side of Chicago, Rick joined the navy to see the world -- and maybe one day own a piece of it. When the chance to drive for Admiral Forrester falls into his lap, he grabs for the brass ring even if it means squiring the admiral's spoiled and beautiful daughter all around Honolulu.

Eden Forrester dislikes the brash young sailor on sight. For five weeks now she has been forced to rely on her father's underlings to drive her around town while she waits for her broken leg to mend. A first-class flirt, she is accustomed to getting her own way with men of all ages, but her new driver seems immune to her charms . . . until one magical moment on a moonswept beach when the future is theirs for the taking.

But the world around them is growing more dangerous every day and on a beautiful Sunday morning in December, not even Paradise can save them from their destiny.

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She was everything he'd ever wanted . . .

He was everything she'd dreamed of.

It is 1941 and Pearl Harbor on the island of Oahu is as close to paradise as you're likely to get. Golden sunshine, sweet ocean breezes, secluded beaches made for romance. 

Pearl is a dream come true for Rick Byrne. A poor kid from the south side of Chicago, Rick joined the navy to see the world -- and maybe one day own a piece of it. When the chance to drive for Admiral Forrester falls into his lap, he grabs for the brass ring even if it means squiring the admiral's spoiled and beautiful daughter all around Honolulu.

Eden Forrester dislikes the brash young sailor on sight. For five weeks now she has been forced to rely on her father's underlings to drive her around town while she waits for her broken leg to mend. A first-class flirt, she is accustomed to getting her own way with men of all ages, but her new driver seems immune to her charms . . . until one magical moment on a moonswept beach when the future is theirs for the taking.

But the world around them is growing more dangerous every day and on a beautiful Sunday morning in December, not even Paradise can save them from their destiny.

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