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A review by way2gosmartguy
Two Hearts In Accord by Tamara Ferguson
5.0
Two Hearts in Accord is the next book (7th) in the Two Hearts Wounded Warrior Romance series by Tamara Ferguson. It can be read as a stand alone, or enjoyed in the series. I love all Ferguson's books, but there are so many characters, I struggle the first half of the book keeping them straight. That is where the series is beneficial, because each couple has their own story, and they all tie in together and overlap. However, even if you havent read books 1-6, I still recommend the book. It is a feel good, realistic romance, with both characters being strong soldiers.
Neil Harrison and Anna Drummond were on a mission years ago, and struck up a friendship, each with tinglings of something stronger. Then the mission went south, and ended badly, and sending them each their own separate way. Years later, they both sign up to work on a new project, helping wounded warriors return to active duty. Something near and dear to both of them, since they each have a prosthetic. They never expected to see each other again, but it was a pleasant surprise. And instantly they realize the feelings they felt before, are still there, and much stronger. They have so much in common, its almost like fate, and good thing they are both single this time around. Maybe its their "time."
Neil Harrison and Anna Drummond were on a mission years ago, and struck up a friendship, each with tinglings of something stronger. Then the mission went south, and ended badly, and sending them each their own separate way. Years later, they both sign up to work on a new project, helping wounded warriors return to active duty. Something near and dear to both of them, since they each have a prosthetic. They never expected to see each other again, but it was a pleasant surprise. And instantly they realize the feelings they felt before, are still there, and much stronger. They have so much in common, its almost like fate, and good thing they are both single this time around. Maybe its their "time."