Emma finds out her former student is a Navy SEAL: “That’s why I couldn’t find you,” she realized aloud. His eyebrows flexed. “You looked for me?” “Of course I looked for you.” How could he think for a moment that she hadn’t given him another thought? “I wanted to find out what you did after […]
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She wasn’t married? What happened to Mr. Albright, the reason why she had tearfully begged him to drop her class and keep away from her? Curiosity clawed at him, even as he told himself it didn’t matter. She’d sent him away not exactly with his tail between his legs, but definitely feeling expendable. He wasn’t
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“Professor.” He must have recognized her up on the receiving deck. His unruffled smile brought forth the dimple that summoned the same powerful attraction she’d felt for him five years earlier. “It’s a small world,” he observed calmly. “How are you?” “Wow.” Unable to summon a glib reply, she accepted his handshake while registering the
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Dear Readers, I’d like to introduce you to another contemporary of mine, Teresa Reasor. Here she is to tell us all about her Navy SEAL Books: 1)Please tell us what your SEAL books are like? Are they suspenseful? Hot and steamy? What words would you use to describe them? My SEAL books are about alpha
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Following a tour in Afghanistan, Army National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos had decided to take a vacation in Europe along with two friends. Those friends were Airman Spencer Stone and college student Anthony Sadler. They didn’t know the train they would take from Amsterdam to Paris would be targeted by potential terrorist, Moroccan-born Ayoub el-Khazanni. Khazanni, who
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He did it! Several weeks ago I blogged about injured Marine Major Richard (not Eric) Burkett, who was headed to the Invictus games in London to compete. Well, Richard has won the gold medal! Good for him. The Invictus games were the brainchild of Prince Harry, who invited wounded warriors from all over the world
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How does a wounded warrior channel his innately competitive spirit? The Warrior Games, taking place now in Colorado Spring, Colorado, offer injured veterans an outlet. Competing in Paralympic-style events gives veterans a sense of purpose, satisfaction, and a chance to enjoy the camaraderie they were used to in the military. Twenty-one-year-old Lance Corporal Duncan Mathis
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