H. Pearce

Prisoner of War (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

iam Jones was born to serve his country.

He dreamed of following in his father's footsteps, donning the same uniform that made his father look like a real-life hero. He didn't dream of being a family man; but Rachel happened.

Rachel came into his life when he least expected it, but he couldn't deny the pull he felt toward her. When their whirlwind romance changed the course of his life plans, Liam tried to embrace the alternative path. He tried to be the family man he felt she deserved.

However, after multiple deployments subjected Liam to the worst of humanity, the fragility of life, and the cost of war, he arrives home battling an invisible war he can't win alone. With Rachel by his side, they try to defeat the enemy together.

Take a journey in the mind of a soldier struggling with PTSD, and the mind of his wife who faces the challenge of helping her husband return to the man he once was. Is it possible? Can he ever move past the horrors he has seen? Or is he destined to be a prisoner of war in his own mind?

With the assistance of fourteen real-life heroes, formerly and currently serving, this fictional novel is written to be an accurate representation of the battles our military veterans face. Help drive the conversation forward. Don't just thank a veteran for their service-try to support them, as they have you.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: H. Pearce
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781991173348
• Artikelnr.: 67582670

Autorenporträt

H. Pearce is a multi-genre author, partner, mother, and student studying mental health and creative writing. Her two areas of study often merge together in her written work, creating heart-wrenching stories that are relatable and raw. She is passionate about bringing attention to matters that are often overlooked in literature, using her areas of study to bridge the gap between what exists and real-life stories people need to read.