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**TW: THIS BOOK COULD BE HIGHLY TRIGGERING TO THOSE WHO ARE SENSITIVE TO: GRAPHIC DEPICTIONS OF DEATH, SUICIDE, DRUGS, ALCOHOL, ABUSE, MENTIONS OF WAR.**
ALL NAMES (except for my own) MENTIONED IN THIS BOOK HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO RESPECT THE PRIVACY OF THE CHARACTERS, SINCE THEY ARE ALL BASED ON REAL PEOPLE.
MY FATHER GAVE CONSENT FOR ME TO WRITE THIS BOOK ABOUT HIS LIFE - AT ANY POINT SHOULD HE WISH TO REVOKE THAT CONSENT, THIS BOOK WILL BE TAKEN DOWN.
ALL SCENARIOS IN THIS BOOK ARE ENTIRELY TRUE WITH ABSOLUTELY NO SENSE OF FABRICATION, APART FROM THE TIME PERIOD, THE FINAL CHAPTER, THE EPILOGUE, AND THE TIMELINE OF SOME EVENTS. THE TIME PERIOD AND TIMELINE HAS BEEN CHANGED FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES.
AGAIN, IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO ANY OF THE TRIGGER WARNINGS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED IN THE FIRST PARAGRAPH, DO NOT READ - OR, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK.
THERE ARE HOTLINES AT THE END OF THIS BOOK.
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The Soldier's Journal
General FictionA young boy, Edwin Myers, enlists in the US Army in 1941, during the second World War. He's badly injured in the battle of Crete, which lands him in the field hospital. His weakened eyes seem to jolt back to life once they landed on Eleanor Francis...
