Battle to Surrender

Heroes at Home, Book 3

By: Willow Dixon

Narrated by: John Solo, J.F. Harding

"I’ve been hiding who I am for so long I’ve forgotten what it’s like to be myself."—Hunter

Two years ago, I retired from the army and started my life as a civilian. I have a job I love, friends who are my family, and more secrets than I can count. I might not be a soldier anymore, but I can’t seem to let the past go. It haunts me, and has made it impossible for me to truly be who I am.

Then Shane is hired by my company and we're teamed up to work on a project. He’s young, handsome, and he has a knack for making me forget who I’m supposed to be. I’ve never let anyone see my true desires, but Shane makes me want to let go and finally let someone in; to let him take care of me the way I’ve always craved.

As much as I want to fight it, I can’t say no when he shows me who’s boss.

Battle to Surrender is an opposites attract, grumpy/sunshine, hurt/comfort story featuring a retired soldier suffering from PTSD, his sweet but firm younger co-worker, a size difference, a found family, and all the feels. It is book three in the Heroes at Home series but can be listened to as a standalone.

©2022 Willow Dixon (P)2022 Podium Audio

Wonderful MCs, who find each other building something special

I really enjoyed this audiobook. It’s low angst, but as Hunter and Shane come to know each other and learn about which what each other needs and each other’s vulnerabilities, they really do build a beautiful relationship. Very enjoyable.

Great one. Looking one more

Like this one too. Narration was great. Hoping for Doc and Tanner story at some point.

Eye opening about the struggles of PTSD

I loved the Dynamics between the Hunter & Shane. The fact that both of them found each other attractive. Shane found the time to listen to Hunter & pay attention to his needs, felt very comforting.

I really connected...

So many books have characters that either live in utopia, or have struggles that are glossed over. This book has characters that have mental health issues, and they are front and center and addressed in a respectful way.

loved it

Wow!! what a great third book. loving this series, these narrators and the writing style of Willow Dixon.