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- Author: Cameron Macelvee
- Publisher: BOLD STROKES BOOKS
- ISBN-10: 1635551668
- ISBN-13: 9781635551662
- Format: 14 x 21.3 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Air Force lieutenant and military interpreter Chrys Safis lost her leg fighting alongside Kurdish forces in Syria. Once back home in DC, her fiancée leaves, her military career ends, and her faith in humanity evaporates. With prescription drugs and alcohol her only relief from the pain, Chrys is on her way to becoming a statistic.
That is until the State Department calls and offers her an important assignment--to serve as a diplomatic liaison and interpreter for a Turkish national living in exile. Reyha Arslan, a wise and elegant woman with a tragic past, shows Chrys that there's still beauty to embrace and reason to hope despite the world's cruelty. With Reyha's help, Chrys's broken spirit starts to heal and she learns that the most significant love is often the shortest lived.
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- Author: Cameron Macelvee
- Publisher: BOLD STROKES BOOKS
- ISBN-10: 1635551668
- ISBN-13: 9781635551662
- Format: 14 x 21.3 x 2 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Air Force lieutenant and military interpreter Chrys Safis lost her leg fighting alongside Kurdish forces in Syria. Once back home in DC, her fiancée leaves, her military career ends, and her faith in humanity evaporates. With prescription drugs and alcohol her only relief from the pain, Chrys is on her way to becoming a statistic.
That is until the State Department calls and offers her an important assignment--to serve as a diplomatic liaison and interpreter for a Turkish national living in exile. Reyha Arslan, a wise and elegant woman with a tragic past, shows Chrys that there's still beauty to embrace and reason to hope despite the world's cruelty. With Reyha's help, Chrys's broken spirit starts to heal and she learns that the most significant love is often the shortest lived.
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