Scars

by B.K. Stubblefield

Overview

Even emotional wounds leave scars

It’s been more than a year since an explosion cost soldier Reid McCabe a leg and two of his men. His physical wounds have healed. He’s not sure the emotional wounds ever will. Hopefully, the cross-country walk he’s preparing for to raise awareness of veteran suicide and PTSD will help ease his troubled mind and spirit. The last thing he ever expected to be thinking about at this point in his recovery was love. But that was before he met the feisty Keira Flanigan …
Keira has emotional wounds of her own. Opening her heart to a wounded warrior—or anyone, for that matter—is not on her agenda. She might need Reid’s help to foster and find a home for the little stray dog he’d rescued, but romance just isn’t in the cards for them. That’s what she tells herself, at least …
Can Reid and Keira overcome the years of pain and self-doubt that stand between them? Or will the scars of the past destroy their shot at happily ever after?
Buy now to find out if they succeed!
‘Scars of The Past’ might be sensitive to some readers as it contains the subject of veteran suicide.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940165863080
Publisher:	B.K. Stubblefield
Publication date:	08/11/2022
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Biography

B.K. Stubblefield is a writer with a passion for dogs and dog rescue. Inspired by Harper, a puppy on steroids, she published her first non-fiction book Rescued: A Tale of Two Dogs, followed by her second non-fiction book Rescued: Out of The Shadows. B.K. Stubblefield was born and raised in Germany, where she met her husband. Supporting his military career, she moved between Europe and the United States for many years. Now she makes her home in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, where she draws inspiration for her Oak Creek series from the slower pace of small-town living. Among her favorite things to start her day are early morning walks with her dog, Harper. Coffee, chocolate, and popcorn are the three must-haves when writing. Tacos are optional.