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    Return of a Soldier: Soldier Series, #4
    Return of a Soldier: Soldier Series, #4
    Return of a Soldier: Soldier Series, #4
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    Return of a Soldier: Soldier Series, #4

    By Makenna Jameison

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    He promised he'd come back for her...

    Major Trent Harrison has returned to his hometown after months away to see Meghan Jones, the woman who's captured his heart. Spring is in the air, and long days spent together followed by passion-filled nights leave Meghan certain that Trent is the one for her.

    A weekend getaway suddenly changes everything when Trent proposes something Meghan never had in mind. Can Meghan give Trent everything that he is asking for? Will Trent finally have a family to call his own?

    Return of a Soldier is the fourth book in the steamy Soldier Series Romance Novellas and the sequel to Christmas with a Soldier.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMakenna Jameison
    Release dateOct 29, 2018
    ISBN9781386353959
    Return of a Soldier: Soldier Series, #4

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