Review: You have to read this one...but bring a kleenex
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
I have been anxiously awaiting this release.  Ms. Scott did not disappoint!  While this book is romantic fiction, I wondered as I read it if it might be closer to fact for many military families.  Trent has been in the previous books in this series, we have heard about the state of his marriage and had this book not been written we might have thought that he ended up divorced.  The beginning chapters were heart wrenching.  I honestly had to stop reading till the tears stopped.  The author assured that you saw both Trent and Laura’s side of the story.  Although Trent does not really suffer from PTSD he does exhibit anxiety and thanks to a request by his attorney he goes to see a psychiatrist.  How I wished, as I read this, that all soldiers returning, especially after multiple deployments, would find a psychiatrist like this to help them.  I credit Trent’s courage to admit he might need a little help dealing with his anxiety and insomnia with saving Laura and Trent’s marriage.From the beginning the love between Laura and Trent is obvious and palpable.  At the beginning I wondered if Laura would give him one more chance but her love for him although long ignored was still alive, it just needed a little attention to bring it back to life.  The writing in the book is very descriptive, passionate and articulate.  Each word the author chose in certain scenes was an important choice.  I never thought the choice of one word in a sentence or paragraph meant as much as it did in this book.From passionate love scenes to sweet everyday life scenes Ms. Scott gets this right.  I recommend this to not only romance lovers I think many military people may enjoy this book as well.  I wish I could give it more than five stars but the rating system doesn’t allow it!