He Stopped Loving Her Today

After having enough of the horror of the war in Afghanistan play out around him, Jared decides to get out of the Army and stay in Europe. Meeting a beautiful gypsy waitress, Jared tries to clean up his act for her, only to come face-to-face with his PTSD, and her father; also an Afghan veteran with the Soviet Army.

It is what every veteran must face and make a choice as to which is stronger, her father, his love for her, or the demons of his PTSD.

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He Stopped Loving Her Today

After having enough of the horror of the war in Afghanistan play out around him, Jared decides to get out of the Army and stay in Europe. Meeting a beautiful gypsy waitress, Jared tries to clean up his act for her, only to come face-to-face with his PTSD, and her father; also an Afghan veteran with the Soviet Army.

It is what every veteran must face and make a choice as to which is stronger, her father, his love for her, or the demons of his PTSD.

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He Stopped Loving Her Today

He Stopped Loving Her Today

by Kezel Romanoff, Jeff Grover
He Stopped Loving Her Today

He Stopped Loving Her Today

by Kezel Romanoff, Jeff Grover

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Overview

After having enough of the horror of the war in Afghanistan play out around him, Jared decides to get out of the Army and stay in Europe. Meeting a beautiful gypsy waitress, Jared tries to clean up his act for her, only to come face-to-face with his PTSD, and her father; also an Afghan veteran with the Soviet Army.

It is what every veteran must face and make a choice as to which is stronger, her father, his love for her, or the demons of his PTSD.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798223062479
Publisher: Romanoff Publishing
Publication date: 12/19/2020
Pages: 158
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.37(d)

About the Author

As I started writing this story it was intended to be a social comment on the treatment of soldiers with invisible wounds. When I introduced Angelina (her character was based on a young Turkish barmaid I had met during my own tour of duty in Ulm, Germany) the tide turned and it quickly became a love story. Normally I do not write romance, and, while not wishing to abandon my brothers in uniform, I entwined both plots creating a more vivid picture.

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