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I received a free ARC in exchange for a honest review.
Everett Peterson is an honorably discharged army veteran who is working hard for a normal life returning home. He works long hours at a lab while trying to be a fulltime caregiver to his father.
Enter Michelle Cummings, a home nurse aide to take care of Everett's father, WWII vet Frank. Michelle works hard to give Frank the attention and care he needs. Everett also takes notice, unleashing emotions that he hasn't felt for a woman in quite sometime.
Their attraction is intense. She makes him feel whole again.
Drake, Everett's troubled medic buddy needs a place to stay and out of loyalty, Everett offers a place on his couch.
Suddenly Michelle is avoiding Everett and he is at a loss. He struggles to understand the reason for the change, doubling up on his effort to be with her.
Pandora Snow gives us a glimpse into the lives of a group of army medics. They all grapple to make the adjustment after war. Their brotherhood is well perceived by the reader. The banter between the men feels true.
Everett: M.E.D.I.C.S is a standalone HEA book within the series M.E.D.I.C.S. All make appearances in the others story and the series (to this point) seems to run concurrently. As we get to know the men, the reader is led through the book hoping the respective medic finds his happily ever after.
Everett Peterson is an honorably discharged army veteran who is working hard for a normal life returning home. He works long hours at a lab while trying to be a fulltime caregiver to his father.
Enter Michelle Cummings, a home nurse aide to take care of Everett's father, WWII vet Frank. Michelle works hard to give Frank the attention and care he needs. Everett also takes notice, unleashing emotions that he hasn't felt for a woman in quite sometime.
Their attraction is intense. She makes him feel whole again.
Drake, Everett's troubled medic buddy needs a place to stay and out of loyalty, Everett offers a place on his couch.
Suddenly Michelle is avoiding Everett and he is at a loss. He struggles to understand the reason for the change, doubling up on his effort to be with her.
Pandora Snow gives us a glimpse into the lives of a group of army medics. They all grapple to make the adjustment after war. Their brotherhood is well perceived by the reader. The banter between the men feels true.
Everett: M.E.D.I.C.S is a standalone HEA book within the series M.E.D.I.C.S. All make appearances in the others story and the series (to this point) seems to run concurrently. As we get to know the men, the reader is led through the book hoping the respective medic finds his happily ever after.
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