Uncharted Terrain
A disabled G.I. and an accountant walk into a bar…
Except, well, that’s not really how it went: it isn’t a bar, but rather a furniture listing on Marketplace that brings them together. And there is nothing all that amusing about their serendipitous meeting. After all, Tanner Casey has just returned to the US after spending three years as a prisoner of war in the sandbox, and not much is left of the decorated Army pilot, other than debilitating injuries and a boatload of trauma. By all accounts, it’s the train wreck version of Tanner whom Lance Kingsley meets that day. One he should have run far away from, and yet their friendship takes off like wildfire. How could it not, when both their lives have, more or less, gone off the rails: war injuries, haunting trauma, and enough family drama to create their own reality show. The very last thing they expected was to add falling-for-a-man to their to-do lists. Yet—loving each other just might be the easiest—and no doubt the best—part of all this.
While the uncharted road ahead might be chock full of potholes and speed bumps, who could stay the course better than a heart-of-gold, traumatized G.I., and an optimistic, white knight accountant?
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