| Author: | Talon P.S., Tarian P.S. | ISBN: | 9781466032262 |
| Publisher: | TPS Publishing | Publication: | December 2, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Talon P.S., Tarian P.S. |
| ISBN: | 9781466032262 |
| Publisher: | TPS Publishing |
| Publication: | December 2, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
A mysterious love letter, no name or return address shows up in a soldier’s hands, looking for her lost Beloved Soldier. Unable to find him, she reaches out to another who perhaps no longer feels the reach of his own woman, hoping to touch someone who will in turn bring back her beloved.
Army Corporal Christian Brice was the first to receive the letter, coming only a month after his fiancé had sent him a Dear John. So moved and touched,, he writes her back, but unable to send it directly, he shares both the letter from her and the correspondence he wrote with others like him.
Thus begins the journey of a woman’s heartfelt words written on paper across a war torn are to deliver a sweet kiss to those who need to feel it.
“Wish I had received a letter like that after I got my Dear John letter while I was serving in the Army during Vietnam. Great story brought back memories both good and sad. Again great story and I can’t wait until your next book comes out.” -- US Army, Kenneth Scoggins --
A mysterious love letter, no name or return address shows up in a soldier’s hands, looking for her lost Beloved Soldier. Unable to find him, she reaches out to another who perhaps no longer feels the reach of his own woman, hoping to touch someone who will in turn bring back her beloved.
Army Corporal Christian Brice was the first to receive the letter, coming only a month after his fiancé had sent him a Dear John. So moved and touched,, he writes her back, but unable to send it directly, he shares both the letter from her and the correspondence he wrote with others like him.
Thus begins the journey of a woman’s heartfelt words written on paper across a war torn are to deliver a sweet kiss to those who need to feel it.
“Wish I had received a letter like that after I got my Dear John letter while I was serving in the Army during Vietnam. Great story brought back memories both good and sad. Again great story and I can’t wait until your next book comes out.” -- US Army, Kenneth Scoggins --
