‘The War Romance of the Salvation Army’ presents a profound exploration of compassion and resilience amidst the harrows of war, curated through the nuanced lenses of Grace Livingston Hill and Evangeline Booth. The anthology juxtaposes a rich tapestry of narrative styles—from poignant personal anecdotes to broader historical reflections—each piece an intricate thread in the larger narrative of human endurance and acts of selflessness during conflict. This collection not only embodies the diverse literary expressions of its contributors but also stands as a testament to the enduring spirit captured in the quieter, often overlooked, corners of wartime experiences. Rooted deeply in the historical and cultural ethos of World War I, the contributing authors, Grace Livingston Hill and Evangeline Booth, bring unique perspectives shaped by their significant involvement with the Salvation Army and humanitarian efforts. The works within this anthology resonate with the profound impacts of the Salvation Army’s ethos during wartime, bridging personal sacrifice with communal solidarity. Their narratives offer invaluable insights into the era’s social dynamics and the transformative role of women in philanthropic movements. For scholars and enthusiasts of historical narratives and wartime literature, ‘The War Romance of the Salvation Army’ presents a unique collection that illuminates the human spirit in times of turmoil. Readers are encouraged to delve into this anthology to appreciate the multifaceted experiences presented, fostering a deeper understanding of the period’s social and cultural contexts and the complex interplay of narrative voices that enrich the historical discourse.