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    Strength of a Seal: A BWWM Military Pregnancy Romance
    Strength of a Seal: A BWWM Military Pregnancy Romance
    Strength of a Seal: A BWWM Military Pregnancy Romance
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    Strength of a Seal: A BWWM Military Pregnancy Romance

    By Mary Etta

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    When Ryan returns home after a life with the Navy as a SEAL, his life is thrown completely off balance. He spends all his free time, drinking, sleeping, and focusing on the past. He knows he has to deal with his PTSD, especially if he wants to keep the love of his life, Stacey. He just can't keep himself on track! 

    When Stacey disappears, he realizes that his SEAL training wasn't all for naught. But how can he save her when he can't save himself? 

    Little does he know that Stacey has a secret that might save the both of them. 

    Note: The cover story is a sweet & sexy 8,000 word short story, with no cliffhangers, and a happily ever after! 

    This book contains spicy love scenes, colorful language, and bonus stories for 18+ readers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWild Card Press
    Release dateJan 17, 2019
    ISBN9781386468233
    Strength of a Seal: A BWWM Military Pregnancy Romance

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      Strength of a Seal - Mary Etta

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      The heat was unbearable. Sand rushed into Ryan's eyes as he moved through the storm. He had to be careful, take it slow. After all, the ground was littered with mines. His job was simple; locate the mines, disable them, collect them. It had become routine over the last two years, but it still made his heart pound within his chest when it had to be done. Explosives had always interested Ryan. He'd been told more than once that it was because they resembled his personality. Mild, dormant, then all at once a loud bang with curling smoke and destructive results.

      Ryan tried to keep anything on his mind, but what he was doing. They hadn't expected a dust storm. There had been no talk of one, no reports. They were deep into the field of mines when the wind picked up throwing choking dust into their lungs, blotting out their vision. Ryan should have listened to Desmond, he realized. The man had told him they should turn back, but Ryan was stubborn. He wanted to get the job done.

      Desmond?

      Ryan squinted his eyes, but he couldn't see. He stood still, knowing he was reaching the border of how far they'd gone the day before. Ahead of him, there would be countless mines just waiting for him to step foot on them. He turned in circles, his eyes seeking out some flicker of small movement, his ears trying to pick up some sound over the howl of the wind that rushed against his body.

      Standing there, Ryan thought, as he often did, if he'd ever see Stacey again. Her plump, pink smile flashed in his mind. The thought of her round, hazel brown eyes & bronzed skin made him calm down. If he got through this for no one but her, that would be enough. Ryan stood still as the storm raged around him. He wasn't sure how close he was to death. As the time ticked by, his thoughts were savaged with concern for her, for Desmond, for himself. He knew the horror stories, sand storms lasting for days with no reprieve. Panic rose up in his throat, but he made himself stay calm.

      As quickly as the storm had come up, it was dying away. The howling dissipated to a whisper. Ryan wiped his goggles, a thin film of sand still on them as he looked around. Shock ran through him as he saw the man a few feet ahead of him, standing in place. Ryan moved to him quickly, but

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