Invisible: An Alpha Company Military Romance (The Alpha Company Women) by Beth Abbott

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Title: Invisible: An Alpha Company Military Romance (The Alpha Company Women Series Book 1)

Author: Beth Abbott

Ellen has become an expert at being invisible; she's changed her hair colour to mousey brown, wears brown contact lenses to hide her deep blue eyes and dresses in baggy clothes to hide her figure. She needs to stay invisible, or her life may be at risk.

Suzy, her best friend, is anything but invisible and she's trying to get Ellen to 'live' a little and start enjoying life again.

Luke is desperately trying to find out who killed his twin brother Casey over three years ago. He and his friends at Alpha Company have a few leads but they are desperately looking for a woman and her father, who they are certain have the information they need to clear Casey's name and bring justice

“So, you stop, take stock, and then take another path. Sometimes just for a while, sometimes for longer, and you keep trying until you find the path you want to be on for the rest of your life. Your true path.”

This is the first of six books in the Alpha Company Women series;

Invisible
Anonymous
Concealed
Healing
Living
Impossible

There are PG-13 clean versions of all the books in the series, click here to get the first one.

Comments

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