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    Soldier's Symphony
    Soldier's Symphony
    Soldier's Symphony
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    Soldier's Symphony

    By Emma Bray

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    Enjoy this steamy romance by USA Today Bestselling romance author Emma Bray…

     

    Erik Duvall is half the man he used to be. The war scarred him—physically and mentally. The right side of his face is a reminder of the hell he went through, and he's sure it makes him a monster. He hates what he sees in the mirror, and he's convinced everyone else must feel the same. So, he hides away, letting his music be the only thing that keeps him from losing his mind.

    A renowned composer, Erik keeps his music locked away, refusing to share it with anyone. No one can bring his symphonies to life like he can—until he hears Harper Young's voice. It's pure, it's angelic—and it wrecks him. She's everything he's not, and the minute he hears her sing, he knows: she is the one who can perform his music.

    Harper's young, stunning, and so untouchable it hurts. But Erik can't keep her out of his mind. He can't keep his obsession for her buried. So, he becomes her teacher, pretending that's enough.

    He tells himself it's enough for her to sing only for him.

    But deep down, he knows it's not. He wants her. All of her.

     

    For fans of Jessa Kane, Olivia T. Turner and Lena Little, this is a HOT romantic story with a guaranteed happily ever after. Like all Emma Bray's books, it features an obsessed hero and an innocent heroine. Enjoy!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEmma Bray
    Release dateFeb 28, 2023
    ISBN9798224065196

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      SOLDIER’S SYMPHONY

      EMMA BRAY

      Copyright © 2022 by Emma Bray

      All rights reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      Cover by Cormar Covers

      CONTENTS

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      Chapter 8

      Chapter 9

      Epilogue

      Sex and Candy - Exclusive Freebie

      CHAPTER 1

      Harper

      Oh, come on, Harper! You have to go with us! 

      Meg is looking up at me with her big blue eyes. She widens them so they look like puppy dog eyes and pouts as she begs. It'll be so much fun! I promise you. All you ever do is work. You need to get out and live a little. 

      I sigh. Meg’s got me there. Ever since my dad died, all I've done is work. Of course, I do it to make ends meet, but I've also taken on extra shifts—as many as I can to keep busy. 

      My dad left me the little bungalow where I grew up. He was smart enough to make sure the house was completely paid off long ago, so it's not like I have a mortgage or rent to worry about. I just have to pay my electric bill and taxes and buy my food and necessities. 

      Most of what I'm earning now goes into a small savings account. I don't know what I'm saving up for. My dreams died the day my dad did. I just don't have the passion for anything I used to anymore.

      I finish wiping down my table while Meg continues to flutter around me like a butterfly. All the other waitresses are going, she adds. Molly and Mary will be there. And even Chrissy. 

      I try not to wrinkle up my nose at the mention of Chrissy, though I can tell by Meg's face that she's not exactly thrilled Chrissy will be there either. 

      Chrissy acts like she's better than the rest of us and makes it clear every time she steps through the doors that she doesn't need this job. She's just doing it to make extra money before she goes to college. 

      Besides Chrissy, I get along well with all of my co-workers, especially Meg, who barnacled herself onto me the moment I walked in the door. She decided I needed a friend and applied herself generously to that role. 

      Growing up as an only child, I didn’t have a lot of friends. It was always just my dad and me. I’m a little on the quiet side. I'm not exactly shy, but I never saw the need to be the life of the party. I was the kind of girl who could talk to my classmates and get along well with all of them. I was pretty well-liked, but I wasn't particularly close to anyone.

      But none of that matters now that we're all grown up. I'm waiting tables here at the diner, and only God knows what the rest of them are doing. If I had to bet, I would guess most of them are in college now. Many of my classmates were trust fund babies. 

      I honestly don't know how my dad could afford to send me to private school, but he insisted that I get

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