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    Mission: Believe: Rise Again Warrior Series, #1

    By Stacy Eaton

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    **Mission: Believe, Bronze Star Winner, Readers Favorite Awards, 2020**


    What can one disabled man do for military veterans who suffer from physical pain, mental anguish, social unacceptance, and disturbing thoughts of suicide?

    Staff Sgt. Shane Logan is fortunate to have come from a privileged family, and after losing both of his legs in the war, he now has the best prosthetics that money can buy. While Shane is trying to move forward with life, he struggles with memories of his traumatic service and the way people react to him and his disability.

    Dr. Lauren Falcone works tirelessly to assist veterans in dealing with the trauma and pain of their deployments and service. Her unique virtual approach to therapy keeps her busy, and the assistance she provides to service members as they recover mentally helps to resolve her own anxieties.

    When Shane meets Lauren at a fundraiser for his father's organization, he wonders if there might be a chance for him to get his dream off the ground and maybe have a normal life. If anyone can look past his flaws and see the man he is inside, it's Lauren.

    Shane and Lauren are drawn to each other by their hope to make life easier for veterans, both physically and emotionally. Their goal is to build Shane's dream organization, Rise Again Warrior. An organization that will assist veterans to integrate more easily into society and receive state-of-the-art technology and therapy.

    Now, if they can only have faith in themselves, learn to deal with their own demons, and believe in each other, they might find a way to bring this dream to fruition.

    The Rise Again Warrior Series:
    Mission: Believe
    Mission: Accept
    Mission: Repair
    Mission: Courage (Nov 2020

    The Rise Again Warrior Series is an emotional and intense series that deals with the trauma of war. It deals with depression, PTSD and suicide, and could be a trigger for someone experiencing such conditions.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStacy Eaton
    Release dateNov 10, 2019
    ISBN9781393801344
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