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Authors: Christin Lovell
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that he would walk with a slight limp. He survived being trapped under pieces of a bombed building for hours; he kept his promise to always fight to return to me.
Love doesn’t care about obstacles or risks. Instead, it uses them, it wields them in an effort to strengthen your bond, to showcase its power, for, if you truly love someone, no obstacle or risk will ever destroy it.
The Army, the leg injury that cut his final tour short, three rambunctious children, a mom who never seemed to leave despite living next door, and two brother-in-laws who got a cheap thrill out of causing trouble never came between us.
Love doesn’ t care about obstacles or risks, but, in the end, I lost nothing, and gained everything.
I started an erotic book club in Kentucky; Linda was the first one to join, and, surprisingly, it wasn’t that awkward. I eventually discovered a decent homemade iced coffee recipe. Nothing could replace my beloved Starbucks, but I loved Taylor more than I loved my coffee. I continued my blog, and it eventually became my sole source of income, though, admittedly, I didn’t have to make that much, and, with the wonder of online shopping, I was able to shop at all my favorite stores still, despite being a good fifty miles from the closest brick and mortar location.
I made many new friends, created many new memories, and lived out the rest of my days happily in love with my soldier.
Who knew one e-mail could lead to a lifetime of love and happiness?
Love isn’t easy, but commitment is. Taylor and I committed to loving through the obstacles and risks, through the meddling family members, through the distraction of children, through the good times and bad, through anything that had the potential to pull us apart. We loved our way through it, one e-mail, one day, and sometimes, one minute at a time.
But it was worth it. My sexy soldier was worth it, as the right person, soul mate even perhaps, always will be.
Final Orlando Book Club Soldier Letter Update:
Sandra dated the second soldier she contacted for two years, but, in the end, she couldn’t handle that her relationship was long distance ninety-percent of the time.
Amber did meet her soldier when he returned stateside, but you can’t start a fire when there isn’t a spark. They did become good friends though and still talk to this day.
To all of our shock and surprise, Lucy did have a threesome with her soldier and his wife. It was a one-time thing, an experience she said she’ll never forget but will also never do again. I guess they aren’t all as amazing as fiction makes them out to be.
The other ladies either never heard back from their soldier, or never shared anything beyond their e-mails with them. I’ll say it. I was the luckiest one of the bunch. And they were hate-happy for me over it. I couldn’t blame them though. I found a happily ever after in the one place I wasn’t looking for it.
Tay teased me on occasion about my first e-mail; usually when he was fucking me rough and hard, when he was being all commanding alpha, he’d dare me say he wasn’t all male.
But if there was one thing my soldier taught me, it was when to open fire and when to quietly retreat.
My response was always the same. “Oh yeah? Prove it to me, woman.”
And, damn did he prove that he was one hundred percent male, time and time again.
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*****
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Christin Lovell was born and raised in Charleston, SC, but now lives in the hottest place on earth: Orlando, FL. She has three beautiful children who keep her running non-stop, but would love to adopt a few more. When she’s not juggling life and kids, you'll find her huddled away somewhere writing her next book or happily reading someone else's. Like most authors she’s come across, she’s a coffee addict, owns far too many books than she can fit on her shelves, and she goes to work in her pajamas a lot.
CONNECT WITH HER HERE:
www.christinlovell.com
Facebook:
Love doesn’t care about obstacles or risks. Instead, it uses them, it wields them in an effort to strengthen your bond, to showcase its power, for, if you truly love someone, no obstacle or risk will ever destroy it.
The Army, the leg injury that cut his final tour short, three rambunctious children, a mom who never seemed to leave despite living next door, and two brother-in-laws who got a cheap thrill out of causing trouble never came between us.
Love doesn’ t care about obstacles or risks, but, in the end, I lost nothing, and gained everything.
I started an erotic book club in Kentucky; Linda was the first one to join, and, surprisingly, it wasn’t that awkward. I eventually discovered a decent homemade iced coffee recipe. Nothing could replace my beloved Starbucks, but I loved Taylor more than I loved my coffee. I continued my blog, and it eventually became my sole source of income, though, admittedly, I didn’t have to make that much, and, with the wonder of online shopping, I was able to shop at all my favorite stores still, despite being a good fifty miles from the closest brick and mortar location.
I made many new friends, created many new memories, and lived out the rest of my days happily in love with my soldier.
Who knew one e-mail could lead to a lifetime of love and happiness?
Love isn’t easy, but commitment is. Taylor and I committed to loving through the obstacles and risks, through the meddling family members, through the distraction of children, through the good times and bad, through anything that had the potential to pull us apart. We loved our way through it, one e-mail, one day, and sometimes, one minute at a time.
But it was worth it. My sexy soldier was worth it, as the right person, soul mate even perhaps, always will be.
Final Orlando Book Club Soldier Letter Update:
Sandra dated the second soldier she contacted for two years, but, in the end, she couldn’t handle that her relationship was long distance ninety-percent of the time.
Amber did meet her soldier when he returned stateside, but you can’t start a fire when there isn’t a spark. They did become good friends though and still talk to this day.
To all of our shock and surprise, Lucy did have a threesome with her soldier and his wife. It was a one-time thing, an experience she said she’ll never forget but will also never do again. I guess they aren’t all as amazing as fiction makes them out to be.
The other ladies either never heard back from their soldier, or never shared anything beyond their e-mails with them. I’ll say it. I was the luckiest one of the bunch. And they were hate-happy for me over it. I couldn’t blame them though. I found a happily ever after in the one place I wasn’t looking for it.
Tay teased me on occasion about my first e-mail; usually when he was fucking me rough and hard, when he was being all commanding alpha, he’d dare me say he wasn’t all male.
But if there was one thing my soldier taught me, it was when to open fire and when to quietly retreat.
My response was always the same. “Oh yeah? Prove it to me, woman.”
And, damn did he prove that he was one hundred percent male, time and time again.
—
*****
—
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Christin Lovell was born and raised in Charleston, SC, but now lives in the hottest place on earth: Orlando, FL. She has three beautiful children who keep her running non-stop, but would love to adopt a few more. When she’s not juggling life and kids, you'll find her huddled away somewhere writing her next book or happily reading someone else's. Like most authors she’s come across, she’s a coffee addict, owns far too many books than she can fit on her shelves, and she goes to work in her pajamas a lot.
CONNECT WITH HER HERE:
www.christinlovell.com
Facebook:
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