Emily walks in Beauty, like the Night.
"Jimmy wakes from unconsciousness only to wish he could return to it. Yes, he survived the horror of his plane being shot down and that is a commendable thing. But when he hears the screams of the dying men around him or regards his own broken and beaten body, Jimmy secretly wonders if he would have been better off dead too.
That is until he meets his beautiful nurse, Emily. Sweet and seductive, she innocently caresses him with her body as she gives him a bed bath. Jimmy is not sure if Emily is aware of the effect she has on him, but now he wants to live, if for no other reason so that he could see her again, and awake the feelings in his heart as well as those that stir in his loins.
Well, I must say this was well-written. It’s not an easy feat to mix the genres of World War II history, post traumatic stress disorder, erotica and a love story together. Author Robert R. Sytnick handles it beautifully. My favorite parts was when Jimmy is unconscious and is struggling for logic in his nightmare state. This is not your every day love story. But perfect if you’re craving a bit more realism in the art of falling in love."