by Jessica Scott | Feb 16, 2025 | #bookofthemonth, army mom, army officers, books, Coming Home Series, Fort Hood, women at war
CHAPTER THREE Sarah walked into her office an hour later, infinitely more calm. She’d gotten a copy of the police report of the fight from the military police liaison and had sat in her car, flipping through the information. There really didn’t seem to be much to it....
by Jessica Scott | Feb 15, 2025 | #bookofthemonth, army mom, army officers, books, Coming Home Series, Fort Hood, women at war
CHAPTER TWO It had been nine years since she’d seen him. Nine years since his words had sliced into her skin with bitter anger and hurt and loss. Nine years since their lives had fallen apart, and she’d relegated Sean Nichols to a memory she tried to forget. But in...
by Jessica Scott | Feb 14, 2025 | #bookofthemonth, army mom, army officers, books, Coming Home Series, Fort Hood, women at war
CHAPTER 4 “Who’s that, Mommy?” Anna asked, holding her Happy Meal to her chest like it was the most precious thing in the world. Which, to be fair, it probably was, since Sarah did her damnedest not to buy the stupid things. Sarah watched Sean walk away, relieved that...
by Jessica Scott | Feb 14, 2025 | #bookofthemonth, army mom, army officers, books, Coming Home Series, Fort Hood, women at war
CHAPTER 4 “Who’s that, Mommy?” Anna asked, holding her Happy Meal to her chest like it was the most precious thing in the world. Which, to be fair, it probably was, since Sarah did her damnedest not to buy the stupid things. Sarah watched Sean walk away, relieved that...
by Jessica Scott | Feb 14, 2025 | #bookofthemonth, army mom, army officers, books, Coming Home Series, Fort Hood, women at war
PROLOGUE Al Fallujah Late 2003 “LT, stop!” Lieutenant Sean Nichols looked away from the fire and at the soldier holding him back. “Let me go.” A direct order, laced with violence. Specialist Kearney shook his head. “Getting yourself killed isn’t going to do...
by Jessica Scott | Feb 10, 2025 | #bookofthemonth, army mom, army officers, books, Coming Home Series, Fort Hood, women at war
CHAPTER 10 This was stupid. So stupid. She’d just failed a PT test—a major violation for an officer—and she was standing here, bleeding and sore. And her body was on fire. But not from the run or from the weakness in her leg. From the warmth and concern looking back...
