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portada Jonathon's Destiny
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
668
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x3.4 cm
ISBN13
9781546332121

Jonathon's Destiny

Youngblood, James R. (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

Jonathon's Destiny - Youngblood, James R.

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Synopsis "Jonathon's Destiny"

Jonathon Roberts was a Navy SEAL, on a CIA assignment in Afghanistan. Disguised as a Saudi national, he gathered intelligence in Taliban territory, earning two Purple Hearts, two Silver Stars, and the Navy Cross.Despite his undercover isolation, Jon had a relationship with Sue Walker, but she married someone else. Wounded in a hospital in Germany, Jon met nurse Becky Simon. They quickly bonded but Jon had to return to Afghanistan. Both relationships had given Jon hope but now Becky was also gone. He wondered if he would ever have someone to love and build a future with. To Jon, he was at a crossroads, torn between his unwavering sense of duty to his country and his dreams of becoming a husband and father. He contemplates that his destiny is to dedicate himself solely to his work, as so many members of the Roberts family had done before him. Jon's future remains uncertain, as he searches for a balance between personal happiness and professional fulfillment. Jon's hope was renewed when he heard that Becky was being assigned to duty near him.

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