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A review by kle105
The Military Wife by Laura Trentham
4.0
As the daughter of a veteran I really appreciated the different viewpoints of a soldiers return, and also to the family members when they don’t return.
Harper has had to figure out life without her husband. Being a single mom wasn’t what she wanted, but her son is her world. She is trying to figure out how to make her life more meaningful while also wanting answers to help her move on.
Bennett has the answers but he won’t tell her about her husbands final days. He doesn’t want her to take on that burden. They strike up an unlikely friendship which grows into more.
You also see other military wives dealing with issues relating to work, and their husbands PTSD. A rollercoaster of emotions, making each character come to life!
I received a free copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Harper has had to figure out life without her husband. Being a single mom wasn’t what she wanted, but her son is her world. She is trying to figure out how to make her life more meaningful while also wanting answers to help her move on.
Bennett has the answers but he won’t tell her about her husbands final days. He doesn’t want her to take on that burden. They strike up an unlikely friendship which grows into more.
You also see other military wives dealing with issues relating to work, and their husbands PTSD. A rollercoaster of emotions, making each character come to life!
I received a free copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.