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The Red Cross Girls in Belgium
by Margaret VANDERCOOK (1877 - 1958)Chapter 10: A Discussion, not an Argument
Four young American women have joined the Allied forces under WWI. In this volume of the series they are in Belgium, and they are dealing with the mysterious past of one of the girls, the possible romance between a French Count and another of the girls (a selfprofessed "old maid"), Belgian children, and other civilians. Summary by kathrinee
Listen next episodes of The Red Cross Girls in Belgium:
Chapter 11: Monsieur Bebé , Chapter 12: The Ghost , Chapter 13: An Arrest , Chapter 14: A Month Later , Chapter 15: Powerless , Chapter 16: Louvain , Chapter 17: ''Sisters Under the Skin'' , Chapter 18: Difficulties , Chapter 19: En Route , Chapter 20: Noel