A Hundred Things You Haven't Dreamed Of (Hard Broke)

Rash daredevils with a score to settle. Swaggering jet jocks with no regard for rules or safety. Unchecked egos battling for superiority. This is the picture Hollywood paints of the military fighter pilot-but what really happens behind the closed doors of an Air Force fighter squadron? English Michaels knows. Captain Davis Foster, the Scorpion squadron's Weapons Officer, is winning at life. Born into old southern money, educated at a private military institution, and now a leader in an elite fighter squadron, he's on target for the successful military career he's always dreamed of. But one terrible moment can change everything. Unexpected adversity challenges Davis's strength of character, placing his life and career in jeopardy-and the secret weapon he never expected could be the woman he's only recently met, the charismatic Lucinda Page. Davis and Lucinda are inexorably drawn together and falling fast when the unthinkable happens, sending both of their lives into a tailspin. Luckie's support may give Davis the edge he needs to weather the storm he faces. She's an experienced nurse-self-assured, intelligent, and so gorgeous she takes his breath away. She's also black. Worlds collide when she travels with Davis to his hometown of Savannah, Georgia. The experience compels her to confront bias woven into the fabric of a culture that shaped the man she loves, as well as some surprisingly progressive attitudes-and support where she least expects it. Strap in for an action-packed trip with Davis and Lucinda as they leave the stark beauty of Tucson behind for Savannah's lush, Spanish-moss-cloaked streets, haunting history, and historic architecture. The journey is marked with danger, heartbreak, redemption-and ultimately-proof that love has the power to overcome every obstacle.

• | Author: English Michaels
• | Publisher: English Michaels
• | Publication Date: Sep 26, 2018
• | Number of Pages: 334 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1732122938
• | ISBN-13: 9781732122932