Book description
She survived.
Kit survived her abusive husband. Survived imprisonment and beatings from the Patriot Zealots. Now free and healing, she can make a new life for herself and her son…except he has attached himself to a terrifying, scarred, tattooed ex-mercenary.
Women take one look at him and flee.
An ugly…
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1 author picked Soar High as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love Soar High because it took me on an emotional journey with its well-developed characters I’ve come to love in the previous books.
One moment, I’m on the edge of my chair with the suspense; the next moment, I’m laughing out loud, and the next, I’m crying genuine tears. Both Kit and Hawk have such (emotional) scars and insecurities. I love how they slowly open up and heal.
Combined with the setting and atmosphere of a small Alaskan town and the amazing side characters like Lilian and Felix, the other books in the Sons of the Survivalist series will…
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