As We Become Strangers

Ideal for readers of Nicholas Sparks, especially those who loved Dear John and The Best of Me "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." --William Congreve, The Mourning Bride, 1697 Separated by military secrets and what the Apostle Paul called the "Gift of Prophesy", the loathsome end of their divinely-inspired relationship transforms Phoenix into the Most Dangerous Person on Earth--the one with nothing left to live for and nothing left to lose. More than a decade after their hostile split, consumed by guilt, desperate to confess her sins again him and beg for his forgiveness, Phoenix contacts Sergeant Jordan Gray. The realities she uncovers shatter her heart; the Jordan she fell in love with all those years ago has become a prisoner of his own mind. Under the presumption his behavior is a result of his PTSD, she relentless pursues the disorder and its treatments. She begs God to allow her to save Jordan's life, even if it costs her everything and everyone she holds dear. What the two former lovers discover are undeniable proof truths regarding their unconditional love for one another and the choices they made so many years past. Over the course of the next five memorable months, they will ask of the living--and the dead: Are soul mates always destined for a tragic end?