Military-romance Stories

Ex-marine. Ex-wife. Ex-hausted. I left my brothers in the marines to start a family. I left my ex-wife when that family drove her to drink and drugs. Now all I have left is my son - and he's all I care about. I can't afford to make another mistake. And the girl who moved in next door? Mistake written all over her. She's got the sweetest smile, the hottest damn curves, and behind it all...a haunted look. I can't take my damn eyes off her. My powerful body and coarse attitude make her nervous - and as she tries to start a new life away from her abusive ex, she has her own reasons to stay away. But we can't help it. We're fucking drawn to each other. And when she tells me how much she wants a baby...I make every mistake in the book. Because I want a family again. I want her. My son. And a baby. And when her past comes calling...I'll fight to hell and back to keep it.

Jacob Black is and has as long as he remembers been an operative in the ranks of the marines. A conjoined operation with another squadron of the Taskforce is going to stir the nest of both a civil war and his heart.

Can you choose between fighting for your life and fighting for your heart? When twenty-two year old Emme Sawyer joins a Marine unit heading into Helmand Providence, she focuses on what she does best: keeping her men safe. But, when the unit is hit by an IED, Emme realizes she can't save everyone. With her humanity on the line, and her faith in question, she seeks comfort from Raven, her commanding officer. Soon, Emme develops feelings that don't belong in a combat zone, where each step could be your last. Raven keeps his emotions locked up tight, never allowing the men to see him sweat. But when Emme joins his unit, all bets are off; and the feelings he thought he left stateside begin to emerge. Knowing that the deserts of Afghanistan are the last place to start a romance, and the United States military's view on fraternizing; Raven tries to deny his heart. Emme and Raven learn you can't always choose where love finds you. And that sometimes, you just have to trust in God's plan.

Dionn de Sotiris holds the dying body of his military commander, Yan Nescoltheho, even when he, himself, feels life slipping off his fingertips. Amidst the bloody battle raging around them, he speaks with a smile: 'Only in death do I have the courage to embrace you.' - Warning: description of war and violence

> "Some people enter your life like sunlight... and leave like a storm." South Korea's most disciplined lieutenant, Lee Hyun Jin, lives by three rules: 1. Never fail a mission. 2. Never break a promise. 3. Never let emotions become weakness. But everything shatters the day he meets Cha Daahi - a quiet, brilliant North Korean military doctor with a past sharp enough to cut through bone, and a heart soft enough to save the very person who might destroy her. She was supposed to be a file. A target. A mission. Until she became his home. And then... his biggest mistake. A bundle of false letters, a trap built on deception, and a plan created inside the walls of General Park Eun's corrupted empire push Daahi to leave Hyun Jin without a word - breaking something inside him that even war could never break. Now he's drowning in guilt he never earned, picking up pieces he never broke, begging fate for one more chance to hold the woman he was supposed to protect. But the border between them isn't just physical. It's emotional. It's political. It's deadly. And somewhere deep in the shadows, a new mission whispers: > "Destroy Lee Hyun Jin... and use Cha Daahi to do it." As secrets rise, bullets wait, and hearts bleed, Hyun Jin and Daahi are forced to ask the question that will decide their destinies: > Can you believe me... even when the whole world tells you not to? Because sometimes, love isn't a fairy tale. It's a war. _______________________________________________ I wrote this story with one belief in my heart - that boundaries mean nothing when feelings are built on trust, comfort, and quiet understanding. Sometimes love does not arrive as warmth; sometimes it comes cold, cautious, and anxious. But even the coldest hearts seek a place where they are allowed to rest. This is a story about people who choose each other not because they are fearless, but because they are honest about their fears.