The War at Home

The War at Home

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"Thank you for your service." Five words. Something people say in passing when they see the tags around your neck, the coldness in your eyes. It's meant to be genuine, appreciative even. They give you free coffee, a three day weekend. But would they be thanking me if they knew what I'd done? If they knew that my fallen brothers may be here to hear those words with me-instead of me-had the choices I made been different? Or instead would they see me the same way I see myself? A monster in the mirror. Over there, you fight to survive, so I expected it to be difficult. But I had no idea how hard it would be when I got back home.
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A lonely girl from a small town in Oklahoma finds herself in the middle of Seattle, Washington. What she didn't know was fate was about to deal her a hand that she needed to help put all her demons back where they belonged, locked away for good. A war hardened soldier, blinded in an attack while doing a black ops mission, was sitting there with his friend at a movie night of all things when an angel walked into the room. What little vision he did have gave him the notion that an ethereal being had just graced his presence. Little did he know, she'd be stuck with him for the foreseeable future after an unexpected attack. At first she was drawn to his service dog, but then it wasn't long before she couldn't keep her mind off of him. Which was good because he had no plans of ever letting her go. Sight unseen, he'd decided she was the most beautiful thing he'd ever met. He knew he had issues she didn't deserve to have to handle. She knew she had a past that he wouldn't want to deal with. But fate had other plans for the two lovers, a blind promise. Can they work through their differences, their mental health challenges, and the dangerous situations that come their way?

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