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    Once A S.E.A.L, Always A S.E.A.L

    By Harley M Cranston

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    When Navy SEAL, Damien McAllister, dropped into her life, he turned it literally upside down. Laurie had never found the love and acceptance she needed from anyone but the daughter who loved her unconditionally. She didn't trust her feelings in the intense situation she'd been thrust into, and she didn't want to risk her heart on a man like Damien-a man who would always be a warrior-and yet what the heart wants it will not be denied, regardless of the heartache that's sure to follow. Even after she is back home, everyone safe and sound, Laurie can't forget the soldier who turned her life upside down. And, no matter what hotspot he is in, anywhere in the world, Damien cant forget Laurie. But will their marriage survive the aftermath of his discharge from the Navy? When the terrorists resurface, this time on a more personal vendetta, can they survive Damien's recall to active duty? With all the violence surrounding their meeting and their reunion, can they really make it work?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarley M Cranston
    Release dateNov 11, 2016
    ISBN9781370901401
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    Harley M Cranston

    Born in Texas, Harley Cranston now lives in Southern California with her boyfriend of nearly 10 years, Frank, and enjoys writing fiction of all kinds. In her spare time she enjoys watching drag races, football, and working on cars herself, especially hotrods.

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