Remember Fear

A marriage of convenience romance

By: Ginny Sterling

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Eric Morrison and his bomb-sniffing dog, Trigger, worked in tandem to make sure the team was safe… but ‘safe’ was a relative term. When the world around you falls apart, it’s easy to pour out your soul via email, when you can’t see the other person’s reactions.

Madison Keene figured something was up when she was asked to write some unknown soldier a letter – and frankly? She could use an outlet to talk to, when her own life was currently imploding before her eyes.

Fighting the enemy is hard enough, but what happens when you recognize the foe?

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These standalone sweet, clean romances follow a team of soldiers that were once stationed in Afghanistan, bound by friendship. They can be read alone but if you read them together, their stories are so much richer.What if your only ally is a man that you barely know?

A wonderful story

This AI voiced narration was pretty good. If there was any emotion given with the reading, it would be so much better. But that being said, it was still very enjoyable.

The story is a favorite of mine. It is a story about a mother who loves her special child enough to fight for him with everything she can. It is also about a soldier who stands up against a bully who does harm to others. This is the perfect kind of love story ❤️

Just A Letter

Just A Letter! This is the best I have listened to of these series. I enjoy the Audible pronunciations of words!!

Nobility At Its Finest!

Eric is such a fine and noble gentleman. Madison was so fortunate to have him as her penpal. The fact that they were able to meet so soon after they started writing, was a cherry on top. Their first meeting was packed with meaning. Eric had such a kind way with Max that he would melt anyone’s heart. Oh my goodness, the ‘itching’ incident experienced among the soldiers, and their comments to each other, was absolutely hilarious, I hadn’t laughed that much in a long time! That was so well written that I thoroughly enjoyed it. I still wish the virtual narrator would be done away with as they mess up so many words you have to sit and figure out what the word or what they were trying to say.