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When he sees a man shooting people on the Bayonne Bridge, Anthony Evans doesn’t think twice. He’s a soldier in the Coast Guard and a Christian man, and he acts to protect: Stop the shooter, and comfort the injured socialite until the ambulance arrives. He’s strong, gorgeous, and gentle all at the same time. He holds Brooke’s hand and gently touches her face while he looks into her eyes and reassures her that everything will be okay.

Joshua and Clara are both struggling with forgiveness and past life traumas. This is something that has hindered them from moving on and enjoying their love and lives together. The time of the story is after WWII, where Joshua bravely fought for the United States Coast Guard. Before he went to the war, he wrestled with alcoholism. He had managed to curb his drinking while he was at war.

Rachel is a loving and caring woman. She is single and the “mother” to her two nieces and one nephew. Her sister, their mother, has a very bad drug problem and is just not capable of raising her own kids. She does all she can to raise and guide them since her mother died of cancer. Everything Rachel does is for these children, including her choice not to date. I mean let’s face it. Who would really want to build something valuable with a woman raising three kids that aren’t even hers?

World War II had brought devastation to both of their lives. They both lost loves they thought they would have forever. Falling in love again was the furthest thing from either one of their minds. And God was the furthest thing from hers. From childhood to adulthood, Clara has suffered so much abuse, neglect, loss, and disappointment. So had Joshua. But his faith in God had never wavered…until now. To receive such a generous gift and not feel worthy of it made it almost unbearable. It made him crazy inside. Only true faith could help. But he turned to the bottle instead.

Anastasia is a successful CEO of a multinational organization. Her lifestyle keeps her surrounded by rich men with cocky attitudes who look down on those less fortunate than them. It’s because of this and past hurts that she has completely written off men. So, she was already annoyed to be out on a date with one of those types of men, simply because he asked her in front of people, putting her on the spot. He was once again telling her stories of his corporate life.

After the woman he wanted to marry broke his heart, young multimillionaire and businessman James Greyson decides to join the Marines. A true romantic disappointed in love, heartbroken, and betrayed, he escapes in the hopes that his broken heart will heal. James and his brother Alex have already suffered enough after the death of their parents. Will boot camp in San Diego help him find what he’s looking for?