Nathan was captured in Afghanistan and at the start of the book, he is suffering - from captivity, from torture and from the loss of his comrades. Suddenly, he hears a voice in his mind. He thinks he is going mad, but even so, the voice and her ability to take his pain away, helps. He thinks maybe it's a coping mechanism his tortured mind has created.

She talks to him, and asks him how she can let his family know where to find him. He gives her the information (in his mind) and after escaping, finds out that his family really did receive an anonymous tip. She must have been real. But how is that possible?

Time passes and Nathan struggles to recover from his ordeal. One day, the voice returns, begging for his help. He throws disbelief (and possibly sanity) to the wind and goes to help her. His family aren't far behind him. Can he save her? Does she really exist? And if she is, can they have a happily ever after?

Anyone who likes paranormal and/or military romance. A strong but tortured hero, a strong heroine. Set in modern times.

A lot of this story (and the whole series) is told from the male point of view. Generally mainstream novels are told from an entirely female point or view, or 50/50. I loved the masculine tone of this book (even though I'm a woman) and I simply couldn't put it down. I read this book in one sitting. Then I went and found the rest of the series!

Go and read the rest of the series! This isn't the first in the series, but each can be read as a stand-alone book. There's no real disadvantage to reading them out of order except that you might see a character living their happily ever after before reading their story, but that wasn't an issue for me.

like I wanted more! I really wanted to know what happened to Grace and waited VERY impatiently for Grace's story to come out (lucky you, it's out now!). There were other characters whose stories I wanted too.

It's emotional, it's dramatic, it's satisfying, it's action-packed, it's strong and you won't be able to put it down.

If you can't suspend your disbelief that there are paranormal abilities in this world (our world), then this isn't the book for you. Some of the other books in the series have no paranormal aspect to this, but this one does, as does the next in the series.

Don't pick this up until you have time to read the whole book, cover to cover. Get comfortable.

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