Sharon Kimbra Walsh

Let Him Come Home (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Her husband is going to war. Can she win her own personal battle to stay strong, not knowing if he will come home?

Military life is hard on a marriage. Melissa McCabe knows because she is wife to Delta Unit's Master Sergeant Brandon McCabe. He has a heartless mistress-the US Marine Corps-who accepts no infidelity.

Melissa thought she had sailed through the hard knocks of being a military wife, but how wrong she was. Brandon is off to war again and it's tearing her apart knowing he will be facing violent life-and-death situations, having to kill or be killed and she has a secret. But if she tells him, will the news distract her husband, making him lose focus and endanger his life?

The US Marine Corps is what Brandon is made of and he has the bloodied hands and boots to prove it. He has no choice but to deploy, but he senses something is wrong with Melissa-and she isn't talking.

Once she shares what she knows, can she go on alone to face a bleak, empty life without him if he doesn't return? Can she find the courage to move on to the next chapter of their future?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Totally Entwined Group Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 142
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. August 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781786862518
• Artikelnr.: 48933497

Autorenporträt

Sharon spent eight and a half years in the Women's Royal Air Force. Originally based in London, after she met her husband, Sharon relocated to Scotland to settle in Edinburgh. Already loving the country after having been stationed there during her time in the military, Sharon has never looked back. She lives with her husband and rescue West Highland Terrier, Snowie, (who thinks that she is a Rottweiler in disguise).

In 2014 Sharon started to have visions of writing a contemporary military romance. The ideas started to pile up and there was nothing for it but to get them down on her laptop, regardless of time and place.