A Different War
By: William R. DeHay
He led his infantry company with distinction. His men idolized him. His country honored him. Could any of that tame the beast in him … or fill the void in his heart?
Would Major Jamie Collins ever walk again? It might be a month, maybe longer, before he knew whether the operation on his back was successful. He’d go crazy if he sat around doing nothing while he waited for an answer. He was the senior officer on the ward. Why not put his leadership training to good use? Give the other soldiers on their orthopedic ward what Nurse Eliot said they desperately needed. Would she then be the one to give him what he desperately needed?
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A Greater Victory
By: William R. DeHay
She helped meet his greatest challenge. He must help conquer her greatest fear.
Near the end of the Great War, Major Jamie Collins was gravely wounded and pronounced dead—prematurely, Jamie liked to point out. Though he lived, his heroic actions left him paralyzed from the waist down. His doctors didn’t think he’d ever walk again.
They might have been right without Nurse Andrea Eliot’s extraordinary care. It didn’t surprise anyone that Jamie and Andi fell in love. But life is never easy. Despite having done so much for others, Andi was convinced that if she were to accept Jamie’s marriage proposal, he would be struck down to punish her for having lost so many patients during the war.
It was Jamie’s mission to convince her otherwise. But how? Fortunately, Jamie had a weapon only he could bring to the battle.
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About the Author
William R. DeHay
William R. DeHay, ‘Bill” to his friends and family, holds degrees in math, psychology, meteorology, and law. Before becoming a full-time writer, Bill was a naval intelligence officer, an aerospace engineer, and an attorney. He currently volunteers with his local police department’s homicide unit, reviewing cold cases, surveillance videos, and cell phone data.
Bill’s education in psychology and law and his military experience bring authenticity to this and follow-on novels. Bill lives in Colorado with his wife, Mary, and their Bombay cat, Timmy.
Bill can’t quite remember, but he thinks he won the pictured game of chess with Timmy’s predecessor, Forrest—who evidentially didn’t hold it against him.