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    Stitched Up Heart: Combat Hearts, #1
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    Stitched Up Heart: Combat Hearts, #1

    By Tarina Deaton

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    About this ebook

    As an Air Force medic, Bree Marks saw the worst the War on Terror had to dish out. Now a physical therapist, she uses her experience to help other veterans heal from their physical wounds; while she battles her own emotional damage. 

    Blaming himself for his best friend's suicide, former Army Ranger Jase Larken, retreated from life. To honor his best friend's memory and assuage his guilt, he started an outdoor adventure company to help veterans with PTSD.  

    Bree had better things to do than catch her cheating fiancé in bed with another woman. Jase is something better - for a night at least. For the first time in years, Jase wanted more. When he finds her again, he doesn't give her another chance to run.

    Jase's possessiveness grates on Bree's independent nature. She's dealt with her fair share of alpha-male, door kickers and doesn't need one telling her what to do now. But as a new danger emerges, Bree and Jase must face their pasts, before someone's obsession with Bree destroys any chance they have of a future. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTarina Deaton
    Release dateSep 19, 2016
    ISBN9780997885613
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