Do you know anyone with a service dog? This is our son's sweet service dog, Comet. Though we do not have the cool mountains in the background of our picture, Comet did agree to pose in front of the door where we have some snow outside. Scroll to see a better picture of the book.
Review: The Veteran’s Vow by Jill Lynn is part of the Love Inspired K-9 Companions series, and is a stand alone novel. The novel takes place in Colorado with Ellery, who owns an organization that trains service dogs for Veterans. She is passionate about the cause after losing her brother, Ace. Behr is a soldier who returned from combat with issues he struggles with daily. Behr’s mother and sister signed him up for a service dog without his knowledge. He knows he needs one, but has many hurdles to overcome to make that a reality. Both characters become friends and have great chemistry making this a fabulous story.
I am a huge fan of author Jill Lynn and I love her writing! I enjoyed her well developed characters in this story. Behr’s family is hysterical and you want Ellery’s best friend Brynn to be your best friend too! The story handles grief in a beautiful way that will resonate with all readers.
It was hard to lose your person. To recall anew every morning that they were gone, to start typing a text to them a decade after the fact only to remember they didn't have that communication option in heaven.
The Veteran’s Vow by Jill Lyn is a wonderful story with the themes of remembering those you love, redemption, and rebuilding after losses. This was such a pleasure to read and I highly recommend A Veteran’s Vow.
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