Keller Wright—Soldier, playboy, and devout bachelor.
He didn’t believe in hanging around a woman long enough to get her phone number, much less put a ring on her finger! As another of his teammates falls for a girl back home, perhaps maybe there is something to this ‘love thing’ after all?
Julia Lane—Librarian, marathoner, and definitely not interested in Keller!
Men are trouble and there was a reason she avoided them. After being rejected, having her heart broken, and cheated on… she was about as jaded as a girl could get! When the handsome soldier flirts with her, she turns him down flat, laughing at the stunned expression on his face.
Now that the chase is on, would it actually be so bad to get caught? What happens if the ‘bad boy’ is actually the best man she’s ever met?
*** These standalone sweet, clean romances follow a team of soldiers that were once stationed in Afghanistan, bound by friendship. They can be read alone, but if you read them together, their stories are so much richer.
Genre: Inspirational
He didn’t believe in hanging around a woman long enough to get her phone number, much less put a ring on her finger! As another of his teammates falls for a girl back home, perhaps maybe there is something to this ‘love thing’ after all?
Julia Lane—Librarian, marathoner, and definitely not interested in Keller!
Men are trouble and there was a reason she avoided them. After being rejected, having her heart broken, and cheated on… she was about as jaded as a girl could get! When the handsome soldier flirts with her, she turns him down flat, laughing at the stunned expression on his face.
Now that the chase is on, would it actually be so bad to get caught? What happens if the ‘bad boy’ is actually the best man she’s ever met?
*** These standalone sweet, clean romances follow a team of soldiers that were once stationed in Afghanistan, bound by friendship. They can be read alone, but if you read them together, their stories are so much richer.
Genre: Inspirational
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