Fighting For Phoenix
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Fighting for Phoenix
They're in for the fight of their lives.Phoenix Miles was my future until he left me shattered just like our engagement photo. I was left with a broken heart and a tiny life growing inside me. When he walks into my bar, I smell more than beer brewing and know letting him in would be a mistake. I refuse to let him break me again.Jayden Carter was my world until a mistake tore her from my life, leaving me with nothing but regrets. Thoughts of revenge have kept me warm at night until I step into her bar. Old feelings return and before long I'm fighting for love and family.Our road to a second chance would not be easy. We didn't count on outside forces trying to tear us apart before we've even begun. Their endgame? Destruction. Our endgame? Love.**This book contains subject matter that may be sensitive to some readers. Please read at your own risk.**
Fight of the Phoenix
Fight of the Phoenix is a historical personal account of duties as an Advisor in the Delta of Vietnam in 1972. The author counters claims of other Advisors and Academics and sets the record straight on the vicious nature of the Communist insurgency that killed their own people and the spectacular success of the Phoenix Program throughout the country and especially in the Delta Region MR-4 in targeting and neutralizing the enemy Viet Cong insurgents.
Please let go, Emperor
At the junction of the azure sea and sky, the first ray of sunlight in the morning cut through the dark sky. The cries of seagulls on the sea surface gradually became louder and louder. On the huge island that looked like a small land, in the dense forests of the mountains, the roars of various animals and the calls of birds gradually became one. After the heavy rain last night, strings of pearl-like water drops were still hanging on the treetops, "tick-tick-tick" and hitting the grass and land, making a pleasant sound.