When Layla reaches out to an ex-boyfriend, she knows he’ll never reply back. He’s been ghosting her for five years. Except he does… When Blake joined the military, he was forced to give up the one woman he’s ever loved: Layla. Unable to face the pain of letting her go, he cut all communication with her to move forward with his life. He never thought he’d get a do-over with the ‘one that got away,’ but when a simple text leads to confessed feelings, he’ll do anything to bring her back into his life. Even if that means sharing her with his three closest friends. The offer is jaw-dropping: come to an island paradise to help four men heal. There’s no way Layla would ever say yes to an arrangement like that, but a picture of the men she’ll be staying with has her rethinking her initial hesitation, and she soon becomes proud to serve. Unfortunately, paradise isn’t all that it seems, and when secrets from the past resurface, Layla finds herself in more danger than she could have imagined. Proud to Serve is a military reverse harem love story that will get your blood pumping! No cliffhanger and a HEA that will leave you smiling!

Many Puerto Rican were classified by their superiors as inferior in the 65th Infantry in Korea, but they proved themselves in the battlefied as courageous soldiers because of their pride in the United states of America and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. This book salutes the brave men of the 65th Infantry and the resiliency of the Korean people amid the destruction of their country and the suffering of their people.

A World War II account as seen through the eyes of a Utah boy beginning from the time he received his draft notice. Before going to Europe he married the editor.

Epsilon Phi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, has a long and distinguished history of which we are very proud. From its inception to present day, this chapter has provided service to all mankind in an exemplary and noteworthy manner. This is not only reflected in various awards and accolades bestowed upon the membership, but also through its longevity and growth in membership. Furthermore, the tremendous impact this chapter has had in diverse sectors of the community also emphasizes the outstanding works of this chapter. This distinct history will be chronicled through reflective summaries of the chartering of Epsilon Phi Omega and national, regional, and local programs. In addition, there are highlights of chapter membership, celebrations, community outreach, and awards. These narratives begin with notable events during the administration of the chapter's first basileus, Velma Daye. Through her leadership Epsilon Phi Omega was chartered. The history will also include a recapping of current initiatives carried out under the leadership of Dr. Tesha Isler.