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Fearless Hearts (Arabesque)

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Lisa Hudson Smith brings it again with another At Your Service Series this time taking a look at the enlisted side of the Air Force. Can love withhold itself against the judicial systems of the United States?

Lorenz Hamilton never thought that fate could tempt him twice. While on TDY Temporary Duty he meets up with an old school mate who introduces him to his sister-in-law. Lorenz was expecting anything to come of the meeting until he meets Taleah Taylor she becomes his angel with little time stateside Taleah and Lorenz make the best of their situation.

Taleah never in her life thought she would fall in love again until she meets Lorenz Hamilton and rationally flew out of the window leaving two people in love and just after three dates engage to marry its the only thing that seems to be right to them but before happiness sets in a little down fall has to take place but with love these two are determined to make it.

TSgt Lorenz Hampton takes California and Taleah Taylor's heart by storm. It's love at first sight for both of them which leads Lorenz promptly proposes marriage before going before going back to permanent duty station in the far east. When Lorenz has to reports back to his permanent duty station with his new bride he soon finds out some vital but important news.
With the heat on and the Taleah being away from her family for the first time she begins to go though the initial struggle as a military wife while Lorenz struggles as a husband but the test of time will determine their love strength?

This book was okay, not one of my favorites, but I'm a sucker for romance. I agree with some of the other reviewers, Taleah can get on your nerves after a while. Loved Lorenzo's character. I got through this book which says something, because if a book is too corny or just plain stupid, I will put it down. It serves it's purpose, giving readers a light-hearted love story.

This book was corny. From ready the summary of the book I thought this would be a really good book. I dont' know what happen because Linda usually writes really good stories.

This book was an excellent story on love, compassion,trust and faith. It helps to have some reading that is giving some positive thoughts in relationships and reminds us that we need to keep our faith in God.

There were moments I thought the whole story would turn to a failed and very hurtful situation. This book also stayed more on the reality of relationships today. There is a message in this story.

I suggest that all that are serious readers read this book.

I just didn't like it. Taleah was just too corny for me.
She was always questioning or crying about something. It
just got on my nerves.