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Coming Home by Theresa Marguerite Hewitt

4/14/2014

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In the sequel to "Two Weeks With a SEAL" we find Rhea left behind by Chad's deployment. When she's faced with a surprising obstacle, she misses him more as every day passes. Her friendship with fellow SEAL wife, Rosa, grows and they lean on one another for support. Chad wants to protect his brothers and loves his job, but he's ready to be a civilian again and to be home with the love of his life. Can he keep himself and his brothers safe long enough to get home to Rhea? Will trusting someone who hurt her and believing that they can turn over a new leaf cost Rhea everything? Book 2 is filled with happy surprises, devious rednecks, tearful conversations and one heart pounding event that will cause you to scream.

Review by Brittany

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Holy SEALs, Batman. I was once again floored with this book by Theresa Marguerite Hewitt. The second novel in the Wakefield Romance series continues where Two Weeks with a SEAL left off.           

Rhea Griggs just said goodbye to her fiancé, Chadwick Payne. He’s off to God knows where, doing God knows what. That’s his job as a Navy SEAL. Rhea is shocked to find out that she’s pregnant, just three weeks after Chad leaves.           

Duke Orr, Rhea’s former lover, has been harassing the two lovers for the two weeks that Chad was home. Once Chad leaves, though, Rhea believes that Duke has changed, and against everyone’s better judgment, begins a friendship with him.           

On the day that Chad is due to arrive back home, things with Duke turn nasty. Chad’s homecoming couldn’t have been any worse; he returns to US soil with the news that Rhea is in the hospital.            Theresa once again receives five stars from me for this military romance. As I said before, I’ve never read a military romance, and this is definitely the series to pop my military romance cherry.           

This book is full of suspense. I was actually talking with Theresa, because at one point, I was filled with extreme anger towards a character. Then, a few pages later, I was sad. Another couple of pages later, I was happy again. It’s definitely an emotional roller coaster. This is what I believe makes a book terrific.           

I also love that the ending is the beginning of another couple’s story. How cute! While I could so use more Chad and Rhea, I don’t mind getting to know Bobby and Ellie a little more.           

Great job, Theresa! 


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About Theresa Marguerite Hewitt

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I'm a small town girl<originally from Madison, NY> stuck in the south side of Buffalo for now. Even though I know my writing is not perfect, I hold my head high knowing that I am one in a million and that I have had the guts to put my stuff out there for people to read. I have learned and am learning every day that I can not, and maybe don't want to be, everyone's cup of tea.

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