After the War by Jessica Scott

After the War by Jessica Scott

After The War is Jessica Scott's best book to date. It was a powerful and emotional book - Smut Book Junkies

From USA Today bestselling author Jessica Scott, a compelling story of daring to love again. New York Times bestselling author JoAnn Ross calls it beautifully written.

A touching story about finding forgiveness and love filled with emotional second chances

Sarah Anders has been running from the worst day of her life ever since the day the chaplain knocked on her door. Throwing herself into her Army career after the loss of her husband, she's been trying to be a mother to her young daughter and a good soldier. But a freak accident has nearly derailed her career and losing the Army means losing the one thing that keeps her connected to her husband.

Sean has never been good at commitment but he never forgave himself for letting Sarah slip away all those years ago. But wars have a way of distracting you away from the loneliness of an empty home. For the last decade, he's been focused on preparing his men for their next deployment and ignoring the quiet longing for something more. The one thing he is not prepared for is a little girl, who wriggles her way into his heart, despite her mother's resistance

When Sean and Sarah are thrown into a new assignment, they come face to face with the past they shared and the man who stands between them, even in death.

**Previously published as part of the Homefront series. It has been republished as it was originally intended as part of the Coming Home Series.**

After The War is Jessica Scott's best book to date. It was a powerful and emotional book - Smut Book Junkies

Jessica Scott is the bestselling author of novels set in the heart of America's Army, according to USA Today. She is a mother of two daughters, the mother of three cats and three dogs, and the wife of a retired NCO. She is an active duty army officer, a veteran of the Iraq war, and the mother of three cats and three dogs. Her family and she are currently stationed wherever the army puts her. She has contributed to the New York Times At War blog, War on the Rocks, and PBS Point of View Women and War, and was named an American of the Year by Esquire Magazine in 2012. She's written 11 books and novellas about soldiers who have returned home from battle.

She has two nonfiction projects on her experience in Iraq and her return to the United States. She holds a master's degree in sociology from Duke University, a master's degree in telecom management from University of Maryland University College, and a bachelor's degree in cultural studies from State University of New York. She is now working on her doctorate in sociology.