A Few Good Men

By Tori Carrington

Book Overview

Corporal Eric Armstrong is finally going to meet his sexy new pen pal in the flesh. Only, Eric already knows her...very, very well Corporal Eddie Cash has a reputation for living on the edge. Still, even he's worried about his next adventure--fatherhood. Lieutenant Matt Guerrero has always been proud to serve his country. Only, this time it might cost him his marriage.... Captain Brian Justice loves being a Marine, almost as much as he's starting to love Angela Mitchell. Too bad he's about to lose them both....

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373794495
• ISBN13: 9780373794492
• Release Date: December 2008
• Publisher: Harlequin Blaze
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

four well written marine romantic novellas

"Eric". In Virginia Marine Corporal Eric Armstrong looks forward to meeting his pen pal while on leave; however, she keeps avoiding him. "Eddie". In North Carolina Marine Corporal Eddie Cash may be known for his risk taking even in combat, but he fears his current task: take care of the woman carrying his child preferably by marrying her; a female six months and two days pregnant who rejects his help. "Mateo". In Ohio Marine Lieutenant Matt Guerrero comes home for R & R, but instead wonders if serving his country with honor has ended his marriage. "Justice". In Florida Marine Captain Brian Justice faces a court-martial due to the incident in Nicosia, Cypress that will kick him out of the marines dishonorably. He has no hope for the future until he meets Angela Mitchell, but fears he will lose her at the same time his career ends. These four well written marine romantic novellas pay homage to the men in uniform and the women who love them while worrying about their deployments. The stories are stand alone but interact through the Cyprian incident and the subsequent court martial. Fans will enjoy A FEW GOOD MEN and want more perhaps with soldiers including women coming from the war zone to homes west of the Mississippi. Harriet Klausner