Beau - Winters, Irish
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Former Army Ranger Beau Jennings is first and foremost-just and only-that hard man in the darkest night holding fast against his country's enemies, destroyers, and invaders. He's a Viking. One of King Leonidas' suicidal Spartans. A man forever alone. War was what he was made for and war is what he does best. He doesn't aspire to anything higher. He has long since accepted his place in the world-until a woman of sunshine, light, and grace comes along... Dr. McKenna Fitzgerald never married. A dedicated pediatrician, her life's work is caring for other people's children. After surviving…mehr

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Former Army Ranger Beau Jennings is first and foremost-just and only-that hard man in the darkest night holding fast against his country's enemies, destroyers, and invaders. He's a Viking. One of King Leonidas' suicidal Spartans. A man forever alone. War was what he was made for and war is what he does best. He doesn't aspire to anything higher. He has long since accepted his place in the world-until a woman of sunshine, light, and grace comes along... Dr. McKenna Fitzgerald never married. A dedicated pediatrician, her life's work is caring for other people's children. After surviving childhood abuse at her mentally ill mother's hand, she's determined no little one in her care will ever experience what she lived through. It's a noble calling, helping children and their parents navigate those stressful early years. She couldn't be happier. She's content and she's successful. She has everything she's ever wanted Doesn't she?
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Irish Winters is a best-selling author of military romance who, when she isn't writing, dabbles in poetry, grandchildren, and rarely-as in extremely rarely-the kitchen. More prone to be outdoors than in, she grew up the quintessential tomboy on a dairy farm in rural Wisconsin, spent her teenage years in the Pacific Northwest, but calls the Wasatch Mountains of Northern Utah, home. For now. She believes in making every day count for something, and follows the wise admonition of her mother to, "Look out the window and see something!"