Buddy System
A Small-town, MMF, Military Romance
by Ariella Talix
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Pub Date Jan 21 2025 | Archive Date Jan 21 2025
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Description
Buddy System is a gut-wrenching story about enduring love, and it’s full of sexy scenes that will make you blush. All three characters are heroes, but not always in the way you’d expect.
Brooke’s husband Levi returns from Afghanistan a broken man. Brooke is desperate to help him heal emotionally, and she is willing to do anything.
Levi and his best buddy Skyler were close when they left for war. After being wounded in battle they become even closer.
Their new adventure takes them to Honeybee Hollow where the healing can finally begin.
This stunning and emotional small-town, MMF military romance begins the “Honeybee Hollow” series.
Advance Praise
"I really like this one; I think you're building some great characters."
"The trial was really fun to read, I enjoyed it greatly."
"Regarding Levi in the hospital- I found him grumpy and insufferable, but that's the point. His inner dialogue is fraught with uncertainty and then certainty, love for his wife and hatred for himself, a desire to isolate and to be loved. It's complex and complicated. He is a work in progress throughout the novel."
"I really liked the courtroom drama! It was exciting."
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9798989515639 |
PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 320 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
What a great book! The author grabbed my attention on page one and kept me riveted until the end. There is plenty to enjoy- great characters, sexy scenes (phew!), and excellent drama. My favorite part was toward the end, but I don't want to give away the plot by explaining too much. I highly recommend this book.