La femme de ménage voit tout

Freida McFadden

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Hearts never heal easy, but they can heal...

Hank Schatz

One of my toughest decisions was to join the Army after graduating high school. My second
toughest was to decide it was time to get. I wanted more than that life had to offer-namely the
return of my humanity and a life beyond the pain that had leached into my soul during my
deployments. Without a hint at what to do next, I said goodbye to my Army life and headed
home to Missouri.

There were things I'd been hiding from my family for too many years-a secret that had nothing
to do with my career as an Army Ranger. It was time I began to live my truth, but how to start, I
didn't know. I was aware of one thing for sure-I didn't want to be lonely anymore.

Reed Bayless

I had a job I loved as a Special Education teacher at Carver Middle School in central Missouri.
The kids were amazing, and their parents were supportive, unlike my last school where the
parents believed their expensive tuition relieved them of their obligations to actually participate
in their children's education. Sadly, I was still alone, and I was getting a little long in the tooth to
play the one-night game.

Unexpectedly, my diamond brought her brother to the Christmas Eve service at the local
Lutheran church, and I found myself off-balance by the gorgeous man. I felt there was a
sadness about him that made me want to hold him in my arms until his hurts healed. Of course,
he was an Army Ranger, the toughest of the tough and the straightest of the straight. Between
Ranger Hank, and his dog, Cosmo, I wanted things I couldn't imagine were possible. Or were
they?

This work of fiction is approximately 142,000 words in length and doesn't end in a
cliffhanger. It is the first book in the series entitled, "The Lonely Heroes Series."

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