Remember Honor

A Second Chance Military Romance

Can the fallen be redeemed?

Tabitha Mason wants a second chance at love. She’s seen the handsome soldier several times in the past and wishes he would just notice her for once. Nothing has been easy or gone her way, including trying to get the handsome soldier’s attention, but when fate steps in, she realizes that this is her moment to shine.

Brandon Tobin wants a chance at life. His friends are getting married, finding their special someone, and settling down, while he is still serving in the Afghani desert. He’s proud to serve his country, but when he’s captured, the nightmares are more than he can handle.

Can Tabitha see through the pain, rescuing the man she’s always cared for? Can Tobin trust their love to keep all the terrifying memories at bay?

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You just can't help but cheer Brandon and Tabby on, and you might cry a bit, especially at the sweetness at the end. This is definitely a "love conquers all" story. ~ Amazon Reviewer of Remember Honor

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This is one of those stories that's hard to read, but you're so glad you did. ~ Amazon Reviewer of Remember Honor

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This story is so good. I cried in quite a few places. It's a beautiful story of overcoming trauma through love. An triumph in the series. ~ Amazon Reviewer of Remember Honor

Note: Trigger warning. This book deals with PTSD and has a violent scene carefully described.
*** These standalone sweet, clean romances follow a team of soldiers that were once stationed in Afghanistan, bound by friendship. They can be read alone but if you read them together, their stories are so much richer.

Recovery with your Best Friend!

Wow! This particular book in the series was high anxiety. Ginny Sterling described Brandon‘s feelings and anguish during his capture. Her description of how broken and individual can get after experiencing such a tragedy was very accurate. It was a beautiful story of love and loyalty. Tabitha had loved Brandon from afar for quite a while. His request for her specifically upon his return from his capture was telling. It will take him a while to recover (although you don’t ever completely recover from such an experience) from something like that, but with Tabitha at his side as his wife, he will be OK and very well loved. Great job on this book!