Navy Justice (Whidbey Island, Book 5) (2015) - Plot & Excerpts
It was the damned coffee. She was more of a tea drinker, and having so much coffee on an empty stomach—no, make that a nervous empty stomach—had kicked up her GERD. Gastroesophageal Reflux Disorder, the bane of overachievers worldwide. She’d been diagnosed with it after her tour in Norfolk. During the long months when she’d told herself she was crazy to fall for a man she’d never kissed, a man who was off-limits to her. It wasn’t a cardiac event. It was her GERD. She rummaged in her purse for the bagel and took a bite, chewing as she drove back toward their rendezvous point. Brad had said he’d see her and come out of the woods and onto the road. Under no circumstances was she to park her car or get out to look for him. He said it was a standard precaution and made her promise to follow it. Her hands were shaking again. What was she so damned afraid of? Death—that was a good thing to be afraid of.
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