Finding Perfect: Tyson's War (Finding Perfect, #3) (ePub)

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Autor: Amy Gregory

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Leaving his last foster home, Tyson Ellison signed his name on the dotted line and checked out entirely, looking for something he felt missing. Four tours of service over-seas, too much death, too much violence, brought him back stateside. He was tired, drained, and still empty with nothing left to give. He hopped on his Ducati and headed northwest from his base in Georgia, the only place he'd ever called home. Fate ran him out of gas in the tiny town of Renlend, Kansas with nothing but his Army-issued duffle holding a few meager belongings.

For two years Dianna's father has made sure something around their family-owned Bed and Breakfast needed attention. Tyson's attention. His handy-man skills put them in each other's space on a regular basis, her dad pointing out the vet's attributes regularly. She isn't oblivious, she'd memorized each one. Tyson's body was made for the movies, and so he kind of flirted with and smiled at her. Always managed to speak to her when he is there working.

But in what lifetime would a ripped, tanned, tattooed Army veteran want with the shyest girl in town? Especially someone as plain Jane as her.

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When asked 'when do you have time to write', Amy Gregory simply laughs. The real answer is, "in bits and pieces". She and her husband live in Kansas City with their three fantastic kids that keep them running in three very different directions. Because she sits so much, she always carries a notebook with her at all times.

She has an off the wall, snarky, off the cuff sense of humor that often shocks even those who've known her for years. And she loves that her children have all been blessed that ability to make others laugh as well. At least she's grateful most of the time! Her husband often teases her about how she "makes this stuff up" when he's reading a piece of her work. … The answer—"it just comes to me when I'm typing". Scary thought, huh!