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    Serving My Soldier
    Serving My Soldier
    Serving My Soldier
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    Serving My Soldier

    By Chelsea Camaron

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    For God and Country, Angus Hilliard serves in the United States Army 82nd Airborne. As a third generation soldier, his life is his career. He allows himself no distractions, no entanglements, and no emotions.

    Elementary school counselor, Gretchen Devall wants nothing more than to be a positive impact in young children's lives around her. She allows herself no attachments beyond the kids she serves.

    A program sending cards to soldiers for her school aligns their worlds. What happens when her time to serve the soldier is up? Can their connection become more than a classroom project?

    A heartfelt story of two strangers supporting each other from afar coming together to build something real.

    ***This is a light-hearted quick read. The book is meant to be a stand-alone story, but you are introduced to characters in the Devil's Due MC series. If chance encounters, long-distance romance aren't your thing this book isn't for you. If you love an All American Hero and a girl next door, then this book promises to give you emotion, heat, and a happily ever after.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChelsea Camaron
    Release dateAug 10, 2018
    ISBN9780463211366
    Serving My Soldier
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    Chelsea Camaron

    USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Chelsea Camaron is a small town Carolina girl with a big imagination. She’s a wife and mom, chasing her dreams. She writes contemporary romance, erotic suspense, and psychological thrillers. She loves to write about blue-collar men who have real problems with a fictional twist. From mechanics to bikers to oil riggers to smokejumpers, bar owners, and beyond she loves a strong hero who works hard and plays harder.

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      Book preview

      Serving My Soldier - Chelsea Camaron

      Serving My Soldier

      serving my soldier

      devil’s due mc

      book seven

      Chelsea Camaron

      contents

      Serving My Soldier

      1. Gus

      2. Gretchen

      3. Gus

      4. Gretchen

      5. Gus

      6. Gretchen

      7. Gus

      8. Gretchen

      9. Gus

      10. Gretchen

      Epilogue

      Afterword

      About the Author

      Also by Chelsea Camaron

      copyright

      Copyright © Chelsea Camaron 2016

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of Chelsea Camaron, except as permitted under the U.S. Copyright Act of 1976.

      This is a work of fiction. All character, organizations, and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

      Thank you for purchasing this book. This book and its contents are the copyrighted property of the author, and may not be reproduced, copied, and distributed for commercial or non-commercial purposes.

      This book contains mature content not suitable for those under the age of 18. Content involves strong language and sexual situations. All parties portrayed in sexual situations are over the age of 18. All characters are a work of fiction.

      This book is not meant to be an exact depiction of a motorcycle club or military service member but rather a work of fiction meant to entertain.

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      serving my soldier

      For God and Country, Angus Hilliard serves in the United States Army 82 nd Airborne. As a third generation soldier, his life is his career. He allows himself no distractions, no entanglements, and no emotions.

      Elementary school counselor, Gretchen Devall wants nothing more than to be a positive impact in young children’s lives around her. She allows herself no attachments beyond the kids she serves.

      A program sending cards to soldiers for her school aligns their worlds. What happens when her time to serve the soldier is up? Can their connection become more than a classroom project?

      A heartfelt story of two strangers supporting each other from afar coming together to build something real.

      one

      gus

      Standing on the front porch of my parent’s home, the flapping of the two flags in the wind catches my attention. Proudly, I look to the black and white POW/MIA fabric.

      I fly the POW/MIA flag to never forget, I hear my father’s words in my mind. I fly the black and white to remember a time before there was an internet. He always looks to the sky before he finishes the story of his love for the flag and our country. When I was a boy, my father was a soldier who didn’t make it back. Like the many other times, we have shared the flag, he looks to the old red, white, and blue. For God and Country, we serve. He salutes before giving his mind time to

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