Discharged under Don’t
Ask Don’t Tell, former Marine major Cole Hammond is struggling to find a
new identity. But PTSD casts a pall on everything, and his hard-nosed,
homophobic father can’t even bear to look him in the eye. To top it all
off, he’s pretty sure he’s flunking out of law school.
Marc Sullivan is a kind, sensitive romance author-slash-waiter with a
thing for men in uniform. Cole’s not wearing his anymore, but there’s
no mistaking the warrior Marc meets in the diner one rainy afternoon.
Cole’s sexy smile and Carolina drawl prove irresistible, but Marc’s
played this game before, and he always loses. Once a Marine, always a
Marine, and if there’s one thing Marc knows about such men, it’s that
they all leave him in the end. It doesn’t help that Cole’s practically
closeted in public, or that he refuses to seek treatment for his PTSD.
But like any good Marine, Cole’s willing to fight for what matters.
And like the characters in Marc’s stories, he’s certain that if they try
hard enough, together they can find their own happily ever after.
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I loved this book, but was sort of disappointed that the author skipped the trip to North Carolina for Thanksgiving. I'm left wanting and curious as to what happened and that always bugs me. Otherwise it was a fabulous read and I adored the book.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Once a Marine by Cat Grant
Posted by Whitlock's Girl at 3:48 PM
Labels: Cat Grant, Favorite Books
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