Books by Sharon Kimbra Walsh

She thought he was arrogant. He thought she was trouble. Will conflict, misunderstanding and suspected betrayal allow two people to ultimately find each other?Corporal Jessie McAllister is a US Marine Corps medic, deployed to Afghanistan during renewed hostilities and attached to the British Army, Bravo Recon Section. She is totally unprepared for the hostile conditions, not only from the environment but also from the members of her new section and her commanding officer.The lieutenant makes it quite clear that he considers her a troublemaker, intent on disrupting his section. Determined that no man will dictate or control her, Jessie is angered by his judgmental attitude and tries to convince herself that he is arrogant and conceited. Why then does she find him so attractive, and what is it about Nick Ryan that sends her pulse racing?Lieutenant Nick Ryan has no intention of allowing a woman to mess with his section, no matter how beautiful he finds her. Falling in love with any woman—let alone when he is fighting a war—has never been part of his plans. Why then does he find it increasingly hard to deny his feelings for her, and why does he want her so badly?Through misunderstanding, betrayal and the hard facts of war, love is almost lost. Two very different hearts are on a collision course in a hostile and unrelenting land. Will their love be able to breach insurmountable barriers or will everything fade away?

In a war in Afghanistan, can a love born amidst the harsh realities of conflict and trauma survive, or is it destined to perish?The combat zone-the Afghanistan desert, a landscape of dust, sand and relentless temperatures.Corporal Katie Walker is a British Army combat trauma medic. Katie has never wanted a man-until now.Staff Sergeant Joe Anderson is a hardened, grizzled veteran-a ''by the book'' marine, committed to his mistress, the US Marine Corps. Joe has never wanted a woman-until now.The first meeting-no fancy restaurant, fine manners or glittering attire, but blood, pain and trauma. Their attraction to each other is instantaneous and intense.Because they live life on the edge, away from loved ones, is what Katie and Joe feel real or an illusion? Then Joe is gone-and may never return. Is their love strong enough to withstand the horrors of war? Or is it doomed to be destroyed by something far worse?