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Six years after trading in his combat gear for hospital scrubs, Luke Rafferty is faced with things just as heartbreaking as those on the battlefield. The abused children being brought in by the pretty redheaded social worker tug at his soul like nothing he’s ever known.
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Characters edit
- Dr. Luke Rafferty: Former Army Ranger, now a emergency/trauma physician.
- Devon Manning: a social worker, history of drug abuse, sexually abused
- Quinn Rafferty: Luke's twin brother, also an Army Ranger.
- Tony Malone: Luke and Quinn's CO in their Ranger unit.
- Tim Wilder: A teen being counseled by Devon.
- Patrick Rafferty: Luke and Quinn's father, a rancher in Wyoming.
- Jeb Gray: An Army Ranger in their unit.
- Curtis Wilder: Tim's father.
- Annie Rafferty: Luke and Quinn's late mother.
- Dwight Howell: Luke's boss in the ED.
- Brandon Lashley: An Army Ranger in their unit.
- Eden: The social worker who saved Devon as a child.
- Noelle McIntosh: Devon's co-worker.
- Reece and Liz Manning: Devon's adoptive parents.
Setting & Locations edit
- Lexington, Kentucky: Devon and Luke's hometown.
- Cheyenne, Wyoming: City near the family ranch.
First Sentence edit
Mad. That was the first thing that Luke Rafferty thought as he gazed at the face across from him.
Table of Contents edit
Chapter 1 - 19
Authors & Contributors edit
- Shiloh Walker (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Berkley Trade
Country: USA
Publication Date: February 3, 2009
ISBN: 978-0-425-22579-0
Page Count: 346
Publisher: Berkley Trade
Country: USA
Publication Date: February 3, 2009
ISBN: 978-0-425-22579-0
Page Count: 346
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: PS3623.A35958 F73 2009
- Dewey: 813.6
Subjects edit
Links to Supplemental Material edit
- yoursocialworker.com: Social work's primary concern is the social well-being of all people equally valued with the importance of their physical, mental and spiritual well-being.
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