The Black Guard: Book II: Evolution (Black Guard Series 2) - Plot & Excerpts
"How was your introduction to civilian life?" Wexler asked after I had sat down, three days after Hada and I arrived back at Sasser Mountain. "Scary, sir," I said, being truthful. "Yes. And worse for a woman, I would think. In the military, men and women are equal and women are frequently in positions of authority. In civilian life, women tend to be responsible for the family—not only having the children, but bringing them up and managing the home. Men tend to have responsibility for business and money. And then there are the professional differences. Civilians aren't exposed to weapons, killing, or life-and-death decisions in their daily lives, so even small talk is difficult. And most men are uncomfortable around a woman who they feel is more manly than them." I nodded agreement, thankful to Hada's family for helping me understand and begin to adjust to the differences. "I have an assignment which—on the surface—is routine; however, it has the potential to be a disaster for both the Guard and the Jax.
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