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Before I Fall

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Stay focused. Get a job. Save her father's life.

Beth Lamont knows far too much about the harsh realities of life her gilded classmates have only read about in class. She'll do whatever it takes to take care of her father, even if that means tutoring a guy like Noah - a guy who represents everything she hates about the war, soldiers and what the Army has done to her family.

Noah Warren doesn't know how to be a student. All he knows is war. But he's going to college now to fulfill a promise and he doesn't break his promises. Except he doesn't count on his tutor being drop dead gorgeous and distracting as hell. One look at Beth threatens to unravel the careful lies Noah has constructed around him.

A simple arrangement turns into something neither of them can deny. And a war that neither of them can forget could destroy them both.

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    • Publisher's Weekly

      May 4, 2015
      Scott (HomeFront) starts off her Falling contemporary series with a story that focuses on the troubles of returning veterans and their families. Beth Lamont is the daughter of a wounded veteran, using his GI Bill benefits to get her business degree while working two jobs to keep up with his medical bills. Noah Warren has just come back from Iraq; getting his degree will fulfill a promise to his best friend, but he struggles with PTSD. When Beth is assigned to tutor Noah, she’s reluctant to work with him, but the two soon find ways past their first impressions to form a connection that neither expected. Beth and Noah’s relationship is realistic in its ups and downs; secondary characters are less well developed and the setting is generic. The strength of the story is the attention it pays to returning veterans’ need for physical and mental support, especially for their careers and families.

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