Jessica Scott After the War 5/5/2015
The second book in the emotional new Homefront series from USA Today Bestselling author Jessica Scott A terrible loss… Captain Sarah Anders lost her husband to the Iraq war and has nearly lost the career she loves. Sent to Fort Hood, she only wants to do her job and take care of the daughter she’s raising on her own. She never counted on running straight into a memory she’d tried to forget. A love he never forgot... Captain Sean Nichols never got over Sarah. He simply tried to forget her amidst the war and the chaos of combat. But when she’s assigned to investigate his unit, he comes face to face with the woman no war or any amount of time could make him forget. A dark secret… As Sarah gets closer to the truth, Sean must accept that actions he took during the war may end the tentative love building between them. And even if Sarah can forgive him, Sean may never be able to forgive himself.
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I have to admit I am in love with Sarah and Sean. They may be my favorite book couple. I appreciated how real and honest their struggles were. Sarah had so much that could have dragged her down but she kept going for her daughter and the honor of her husband's memory. She is doing everything she can to balance her military career and being the best mother to her daughter, Anna. Oh my how I loved Anna she was so wise beyond her years.
Sean is loyal and supportive of those around him, way beyond anything required. He carried so much back with him from all his tours of duty. Sean not only feels responsible for his decisions but also those of his men. He is such an honorable and solid man but does not see it.
Sarah and Sean have a lot of things to work through between work issues and their past relationship. I sat down and read the whole book straight through because I just had to see how things would work out. I loved this story and can not wait to read more from Jessica Scott.
I highly recommend the Homefront series.