Hayden Gage stood outside the recruiting office hours after he’d walked across the stage of his high school auditorium and accepted his diploma. Gage Needed to Make this Good…No He Need it to be AmazingĢ1. What the Fuck had Derrick Been Thinking?ġ9. Thank you in advance for your reviews and in taking the time to read Gage and Derrick’s story.ġ0. This title contains the following triggers: Self-Harm. I love my enablers and the unconditional support y’all show me. Tracey, Stephanie, Meredith, Michelle, Laura and Jenn. Special thanks to the people who’ve kicked my ass every time I think about giving up. I can’t thank everyone enough for their support in purchasing and reviewing my titles and most importantly for embracing my voices who are outside the norm. It may contain scenes of a sexual nature and/or violence. This book contains material that is only suitable for mature readers. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, events or places, is purely coincidental.

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Nothing had prepared two traumatized men for each other.Edits by: AlternativEdits (Laura McNellis)Ĭover content is for illustrative purposes only. When Chance needs help learning a healthier coping mechanism, I offer my assistance, but when he’s healed, will I be able to let him go like I'd promised? For the most part, I've learned to control it. PTSD has taken everything from me, and a time bomb lives in my head-ready to go off at any moment. Yet my demons keep hunting me down.įor twenty years since my divorce, I'd completely cut myself off from all physical connection with another person. When a friend is in danger, I volunteer to keep them safe and momentarily distract myself from my problems. The tragic event that changed my entire perception of myself is haunting me. By the age of forty, I almost destroyed my life. When two broken men find redemption together, will one survive to accept it?Įveryone assumed I was a magnet for trouble, or maybe I searched it out on my own.

Gage by J.M. Dabney