A SOLDIER’S PROMISE
A COMING HOME ANTHOLOGY
Welcome home to Fort Hood…back to the place where everything worth fighting for is waiting. Available for the first time in a special edition anthology, the first two books in the acclaimed Coming Home series from USA Today bestselling author & Iraq war veteran Jessica Scott.
Because of You
Welcome Home – these are the words every soldier longs to hear after an endless deployment. But for Sergeant First Class Shane Garrison, there’s no one waiting when he arrives back at Fort Hood, unconscious and barely hanging on. The IED that nearly took his life took something more important – something he’s afraid he’ll never get back.
Back to You
Dying has a way of changing a man. Ever since the day Army captain Trent Davila lost his life, he’s been fighting the demons that haunt him from that terrible day. Time and again, he’s left his wife and their two children behind as he’s volunteered to put himself in harm’s way until his wife had enough. As the fight for his career and reputation threatens to destroy them both, their marriage will be tested like never before.
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ABOUT JESS
Jessica Scott is an Iraq war veteran, an active duty army officer and the USA Today bestselling author of novels set in the heart of America’s Army. She is the mother of two daughters, three cats and three dogs, and wife to a retired NCO.
She’s also written for the New York Times At War Blog, PBS Point of View Regarding War, and IAVA. She deployed to Iraq in 2009 as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)/New Dawn and has had the honor of serving as a company commander at Fort Hood, Texas twice.
She’s holds phd in morality in Sociology with Duke University and she’s been featured as one of Esquire Magazine’s Americans of the Year for 2012.
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