Last One Home by Jessica Scott

Last One Home by Jessica Scott

Beautifully Written JoAnn Ross - New York Times Bestselling author of the Shelter Bay series

Jessica Scott brings two unlikely people together to find love. It makes their world a bit brighter and easier to cope with. It gives these people a home life that makes all of their sacrifices worth it. Michelle - Saucy Southern Readers

Holly is, by far, my favorite Jessica Scott heroine I'm sure it's her sarcastic nature and her tough exterior that draws me the most. Tina - Goodreads Review

I laughed, I cried and at times wanted to strangle a few characters. Be sure to check her out. Danielle - Goodreads Review

Sal Bello doesn't know how to be around people - he's spent his life being a soldier and that's all he wants to do. He's never been in love and he doesn't understand what it does to the men around him, struggling to hold their marriages together. For Sal, the rules are a comfort, a way to live life without the messiness of emotions that tend to get out of control.

Holly Washington has been spent her life around men like Sal Bello and she knows exactly how to get around his focus on the rules. She knows first hand that sometimes doing the right thing involves breaking the rules. She's not interested in the stoic officer who never seems to smile but something about him captures her curiosity. Beneath the gruff exterior, she sees a hint of a man shaped by a crushing loneliness that even he may not realize he carries within him.

When work throws them together in an impossible situation, Sal is forced to make a choice: break the rules or risk losing his last chance at love...and finding a home.

**Previously published as Find My Way Home and Forged in Fire as part of the Homefront Series. It has been republished as part of the Coming Home series as originally intended**

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.