Three injured veterans determined to reclaim their lives. Three service dogs donated by a grieving family. Three hearts that will find a way no matter the odds. Meet the men and women of the Wounded Warrior Legacy novels, who’ve never met a challenge too difficult to overcome…with a little help from their four-legged friends.

Army vet Neil Crawford survived the horrors of war, but his battle with PTSD is far from over. After his life implodes in spectacular fashion, he retreats to the small town of Shelby, Tennessee with only his camera and service dog, Bailey, wanting to keep his distance from people. Especially his too-attractive boss, who seems determined to drag him from the safety of the shadows and back into the world he wants to shut out.

Alexandra McKenna has sacrificed everything to run her family’s news network, leaving little room for a personal life. And while there’s no denying her simmering attraction for their top cameraman and resident grump, she isn’t sure what to do about it…until one kiss changes everything. Suddenly, she knows exactly what she wants. Or rather, who. She just needs to find a way through his emotional barbed wire to the man as hungry for connection as she is.

Desire quickly deepens to something more, shaking both of their carefully structured lives to the foundation. But when his worst PTSD nightmare becomes terrifying reality, their love faces its greatest challenge yet – Neil himself.

Is what they’ve built together strong enough to overcome his fears, or will he succumb to the darkness that once more threatens to tear his world apart?

If you like your romance with sexy, vulnerable men and strong, smart women, topped with a no cliffhanger HEA packed with all the feels, you won’t want to miss this book. Grab your copy today!

A Light in the Darkness is the second book in the steamy Wounded Warrior Legacy series. Each book can be read as a standalone in any order.

Book 1: Just the Way You Are

Book 2: A Light in the Darkness

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