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Amidst their struggles, they strive for redemption and healing, pushing through the pain that haunts them. Bonds are tested, and loyalties are questioned, as external pressures threaten to unravel the fragile peace they have fought to establish. They are not just dealing with the consequences of their past; they are also confronting their own vulnerabilities and insecurities, seeking to emerge stronger from the ordeal.
Eliza Lentzski expertly weaves a narrative rich with poignant moments, highlighting the intricacies of love, loss, and resilience. Characters evolve, showcasing their depth as they confront challenging situations that force them to re-evaluate what it truly means to be whole again. As they chase a brighter future, each decision they make reverberates with the weight of what they have endured.
In this compelling sequel, readers are drawn into a world where healing is as much about facing the past as it is about looking toward new beginnings. The journey is as beautiful as it is painful, inviting readers to empathize with characters who remind us that even the most damaged goods can find a path to wholeness.
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View AllNew from Eliza Lentzski: Damaged Goods – the sequel to Don’t Call Me Hero. The past few years had been difficult for former Marine, Cassidy Miller. She’d left the military, joined the Minneapolis city police, only to voluntarily remove herself from active duty. In the tiny town of Embarrass, Minnesota, she met Julia Desjardin, the distant yet devastatingly beautiful city prosecutor, sparking a romance neither could have anticipated. Now, back in Minneapolis, things are starting to look up for Cassidy: she and Julia have reconciled, and she’s hoping to be reinstated with the Minneapolis police soon. But life is never that simple. Cassidy can take off the uniform, but she can’t shake the soldier. Her flashbacks of Afghanistan are getting progressively worse, her new police partner resents her existence, and she’s not sure she’s truly forgiven Julia for what happened in Embarrass. Can she enjoy this Happily Ever After or will memories of a not-so-distant past slowly tear her (and Julia) apart?