Title: The Teacher & THe Soldier
Series: Ellery Mountain Book 2
Author: R.J. Scott
Publisher: Self Published
Length: 32,875 words/144pages
Genre: Contemporary Gay Romance
Blurb
NB: This book is a previously published title. This second edition features new cover art and has been re-edited.
How can Daniel convince the man he loves, to stay with him in Ellery?
Luke Fitzgerald left Ellery Mountain for college and vowed never to return, but with his father murdered, he has no choice but to return. Luke only goes home to sell off his share of the Ellery Mountain Cabins, but everything changes when he meets the son of the other owner.
Daniel Skylar is an ex-soldier who lives every day to the limit and sees a future in Luke. It doesn’t matter what Daniel says, or how much he needs Luke; Luke isn’t staying once everything is sold off. Surely Daniel can understand that?
Review
RJ Scott takes us on another trip to Ellery, with Daniel Skylar and Luke Fitzgerald.
The ex soldier and the in between jobs teacher both have a past that effects them. Can it be fate and true love between two people fighting their own battles? Daniel and Luke show us just how possible that really is.
I loved getting to meet Luke and seeing more of Daniel, and their story is amazing.
The Teacher & the Soldier is filled with sadness, hurt, love, hope, and fighting to move forwards.. Daniel and Luke can teach you so much about moving forward from a horrible past.
I highly recommend this beautiful romance.
Kris
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About the Author
RJ Scott has been writing since age six, when she was made to stay in at lunchtime for an infraction involving cookies. She was told to write a story and two sides of paper about a trapped princess later, a lover of writing was born. She can mostly be found reading anything from thrillers to sci-fi to horror. However, her first real love will always be the world of romance. When writing her goal is to write stories with a heart of romance, a troubled road to reach happiness, and more than a hint of happily ever after.
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