A memoir following Ana Behr a tough, well intentioned Army private through AIT (Advanced Individual Training). After successfully completing Basic Combat Training without distraction she starts AIT with every intent of keeping her head down and getting through the process without issue.
Her plan is thrown aside when Emma Bent captivates her with perfect features and an equally stunning personality. Physically opposite, Ana, a tall, feminine, blonde works to contain her attraction to Emma, a short, close cut brunette; but when they become close friends Ana finds her resolve slipping.
Ana waits to figure out if Emma is even interested in women while hoping she didn’t wreck their friendship when she accidentally hit on Emma.
They develop an intensely physical and emotional affair kept behind closed doors; after all it is a don’t ask don’t tell Army. With fraternization strictly prohibited and homosexuality grounds for discharge, Ana panics when rumors surface about her and Emma. It wouldn’t be a big deal if they weren’t true…
In an effort to get the attention off the two of them and make sure no one suspects they’re lovers Ana decides to focus her attention during the daytime on a male. Her idea being if there’s rumors about her and a male in the platoon people will stop speculating about her and Emma. James Martin seems to be the perfect distraction. James is a dark haired, playful and respectful male that Ana befriended earlier in training when she almost stuck her boot up his butt.
What Ana doesn’t expect is to actually develop feelings for James on top of her feelings for Emma. Ana weaves a complicated web of emotions and unlikely circumstances. When another soldier calls her out, she takes a serious look at how badly her actions could affect the two individuals she cares so much about.
Her plan is thrown aside when Emma Bent captivates her with perfect features and an equally stunning personality. Physically opposite, Ana, a tall, feminine, blonde works to contain her attraction to Emma, a short, close cut brunette; but when they become close friends Ana finds her resolve slipping.
Ana waits to figure out if Emma is even interested in women while hoping she didn’t wreck their friendship when she accidentally hit on Emma.
They develop an intensely physical and emotional affair kept behind closed doors; after all it is a don’t ask don’t tell Army. With fraternization strictly prohibited and homosexuality grounds for discharge, Ana panics when rumors surface about her and Emma. It wouldn’t be a big deal if they weren’t true…
In an effort to get the attention off the two of them and make sure no one suspects they’re lovers Ana decides to focus her attention during the daytime on a male. Her idea being if there’s rumors about her and a male in the platoon people will stop speculating about her and Emma. James Martin seems to be the perfect distraction. James is a dark haired, playful and respectful male that Ana befriended earlier in training when she almost stuck her boot up his butt.
What Ana doesn’t expect is to actually develop feelings for James on top of her feelings for Emma. Ana weaves a complicated web of emotions and unlikely circumstances. When another soldier calls her out, she takes a serious look at how badly her actions could affect the two individuals she cares so much about.
