Healing the Warrior

Line of Duty

De: Violet Rae

Narrado por: Lexi Crusher, Gareth Richards

Fletcher: When I'm honorably discharged from the British Army on medical grounds following a brutal tour in Afghanistan, I use my skills as a combat medic to continue to save lives as a paramedic. I'm confident there's no situation I can't handle . . . until I'm teamed up with chirpy Grace Newton. She's everything I'm not—young, idealistic, and brimming with sunshine. Everything about her rubs me the right way, stirring wants and desires I thought were long dead. She should be off-limits—after all, I'm her mentor and work colleague. But one kiss has me wanting Grace's healing hands all to myself for the rest of our lives.

Grace: When I'm teamed up with Fletcher Hardy on my first day as a qualified paramedic, his gruff nature and abrupt manner almost have me rethinking my career choice. I'm no stranger to tortured veterans—my father is one—so I know better than most the mental and emotional toll war takes on a soldier. But as Fletch and I work together, I see a different side to him. His care and compassion draw me in, and I want to soothe the loneliness in his eyes. Before I know it, I'm falling for the tender man with the tough facade, but will my love be enough to heal the wounds I can't see?

Contains mature themes.

©2023 Violet Rae (P)2023 Tantor

Terrible male narrator

This book was great and the female narrator was excellent. The male narrator was not able to bring the male part of the story to life. When I read the book and envisioned this beautiful hunk of a British soldier/paramedic he had a deep voice that brought safety and a protective nature to the forefront, listening to the male narrator all I could visualize was this pre-pubescent kid in high school trying to sound tough for the girl he liked. I am sure he is an amazing narrator on the norm but I was unable to finish listening to this book. Luckily I could get it on kindle and finished it very quickly.