The Amazing Interlude

Touched by stories from the front, Sara Lee Kennedy leaves her fiancé in Pennsylvania, and travels to Europe to do her part ("I can make soup"). Aided by sheer pluck and a handsome young Belgian secret service agent, she runs a soup kitchen behind the trenches until recalled by her desolate fiancé, who is no longer the man she remembered...

A romantic and dramatic tale of WWI Europe before the United States joined the Allied effort. Not exactly Rinehart's usual fare — if you're mainly a fan of her mysteries, this may not appeal — but well-crafted nonetheless.

A good love story with the backdrop of World War 1.Though I wished the ending which was conventional had been different

A tearjerker towards the end. The many instances of the author addressing the reader to say that later the heroine would find something out got on my nerves.

In WWI an American girl travels to the front in Belgium, where she learns the meaning of love, life, and sacrifice.

Dnf. The description of this book given by the LibriVox edition was rather misleading. I found that the reviews by other Goodreaders gave me a more accurate description. After reading some of these I decided that this book was not in my scope of interest.