Letters from Home

  • Class of Love

    When Letters From Home make all the difference.

    Ethan Miller, an Army Apache Helicopter mechanic, was on tour in Afghanistan, biding his time as he worked hard and played hard.

    Brooke Thompson, a fourth grade teacher, was leading her class in a project to write to a soldier.

    Through the letters and gifts, Ethan grew to care for the group of children…and their teacher. Making plans for meeting after he comes home takes a back seat when the war intervenes. Can two people, who’ve never met, find love?

    BONUS BOOK:

    Sign of Love

    A chance meeting in a cemetery, Becky at the grave of her fiancé and Caleb at the funeral of his best friend. With only time for coffee, they two connected before he had to return to Afghanistan. Letters between them, crossed the ocean, trying them together. Looking for a sign to begin again, Becky tries to move forward with her life. When Caleb returns home, he finds her waiting for him...the sign of love evident.

    A standalone, no cliffhanger, and an HEA. For language that some may consider crude and for scenes of a sexual nature, mature (18+) readers only.

  • Freedom of Love

    When Letters From Home make all the difference.

    Brody Molina, an Army medic on tour in Afghanistan, saved lives everyday but preferred to spend his down time with a good book.

    Molly Thurston, working in a library, sent boxes to books to soldiers overseas. Slipping a note into one, she wondered who would write back.

    Finding each other through a love of books, the friends continue to write, but Molly, with a secret to hide, is afraid of her growing attraction.

    When the secret is revealed, will the love between two pen pals overcome all obstacles?

    A standalone, no cliffhanger, and an HEA. For language that some may consider crude and for scenes of a sexual nature, mature (18+) readers only.

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  • Bond of Love

    When Letters From Home make all the difference.

    Ben Fowler, an Army mechanic on tour in Afghanistan, loved listening to his squad member read letters from his sister.

    Alicia Newton’s letters to her twin brother kept them as close as ever. When tragedy strikes, she relies on his friend, Ben, to fill the void.

    As Ben and Alicia help each other with shared grief, they grow closer. But as Ben’s job is still dangerous, Alicia wonders if she can risk her heart again.

    Can two broken hearts find healing in each other?

    A standalone, no cliffhanger, and an HEA. For language that some may consider crude and for scenes of a sexual nature, mature (18+) readers only.

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