Honest Abe.' But, what the h*** does his father have to do with him as an adult, not even listening for a second to the woman he loves and says he will always protect? Then his friends say, 'He was running on no sleep and we just got back from a mission.' Okay, but he literally left her rot for THREE days after that. His friends give her all these excuses, 'His Dad lied to him, so that's why he call him Abe because he won't stand for anything but honesty. He's so quick to believe the worst in her, after we hear for the entire book how highly he thinks of her, how 'different' she is from all the other women he's ever met, how much he loves her and cares for her, I could go on.

The 'hero' in this story (Abe) knows her triggers and when she needs him most, he uses that main trigger against her.

Obviously there's going to be things that will be difficult for her, things that will trigger her, etc. The mfc is recovering from an abusive, traumatic childhood. It can be read as a stand-alone, but it’s recommended you read the books in order to get maximum enjoyment out of the series.Man. **Protecting Alabama's Kids is in the SEAL of Protection Series. He’ll show the little boy just how special he is…even if he has to use a little magic to prove it. Until one of the most unexpected friends arrives, just when Tommy needs him the most. Even still, despite so much support, it’s hard for Tommy to believe he deserves a loving family, and a second chance at happiness. It’ll take all of Alabama and Abe’s love, the sibling adoration of his foster sisters, Brinique and Davisa, and Abe’s entire extended SEAL family to prove to Tommy that being nice, being respectful, and opening his heart to love are things he can choose.

No one wants a boy his age, especially one who’s broken, dirty. He’s scared, confused, angry…and convinced it won’t be long before these new foster parents send him away, too. So when he’s placed in his latest foster home, under the gentle care of Abe and Alabama Powers, he lashes out. A second chance at happiness is rare, but they will stop at nothing for love and family.Īt just ten years old, Tommy has already been through more horror than most people suffer their entire lives.

Protecting alabama by susan stoker