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Dr. Reed Macauley suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome due to an incident when he was a firefighter and saw his friends shot to death in front of him. Reed can't talk about it with anyone, even with Dr. Delaney Shaw, the woman he loves.
This was a chance to revisit the Rockford Fire Department and all the characters from the first book. It was a good ending to Shay's America's Bravest series.
This was a chance to revisit the Rockford Fire Department and all the characters from the first book. It was a good ending to Shay's America's Bravest series.
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America's Bravest Series, book 4.
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Book 4 in America's Bravest series.
Dr. Reed MacCauley has spent years helping firefighters deal with their problems and the stress of their jobs. But Reed--a former firefighter himself--questions his own courage. Dr. Delany Shaw is the woman who loves him, and she's trained to chase demons--even from strong, brave, stubborn men like Reed.
Dr. Reed MacCauley has spent years helping firefighters deal with their problems and the stress of their jobs. But Reed--a former firefighter himself--questions his own courage. Dr. Delany Shaw is the woman who loves him, and she's trained to chase demons--even from strong, brave, stubborn men like Reed.
