For her it was a marriage of convenience. He prayed she’d grow to love him. But their tragic pasts threaten to destroy any hope for their future together.
A tragic accident changed Rusty Sava’s life, and he battles daily with the consequences. Love wasn’t something he bargained for, but once he met Jane his heart was lost, and her little boy was an unexpected blessing.
The last thing Army Captain Jane Adams was looking for was a second chance at love. She wants to be wooed, desired—something entirely missing from her disastrous first marriage.
Can Jane’s love for Russ blossom with her in Korea and him in Colorado? Can their tragic marriage of convenience spark wedded bliss?
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Stephanie Berns –
Each book in the Rules of Engagement Series is an independent read and yet ties together characters from the previous novels. I actually feel I am a part of their lives and can’t wait to see what happens next! The sacrifices military families make are something I knew about, but definitely felt strongly through this book. There were several chapters that brought me to tears reading about the loneliness our service men and women and their families feel during deployments. Lake and Baganz also have a beautiful way of showing what it is like to have a faith-based relationship with family, friends, complete strangers, and even a potential partner. These books have helped me grow in my own faith and understanding of my relationship with Jesus, as well as within my inter-personal relationships. Thank you for creating this series. I can’t wait to read the next one!
Connie Williams –
Operation Reconnaissance was an enjoyable read from beginning to end. It had well-drawn, lovable characters, a great story, and a purpose as we watched Jane go through a difficult time with trusting men, including the seemingly kind-hearted man who was taking care of her Down syndrome son while she was deployed. This book opened my eyes to the sacrifices families make when serving our country. I highly recommend this book.