Haley had everything a girl could wish for. Her job was to train women at a shooting range. Harley had married Sam and they were expecting their first child, which Harley was sure would be a boy. Than the knock on her door, Sam had been killed in Afghanistan.
Her friends want to rally around her to help. Haley feels she can handle this on her own. When Haley comes home from work one night she is sure that Sam is waiting for her on the porch. To her surprise it is Sam's identical twin Stephen. Haley had no idea that Sam had a brother much less a twin.
Sam and Stephen had parted ways years ago when their parents got a divorce. Stephen feels guilty that he never made peace with Sam. Stephen decides the only way to make things right is to help out Haley as much as possible. There are sparks between Haley and Stephen.
SOMEBODY LIKE YOU is the first book that I have read by Beth K Vogt. This is a great story. I can't even image what would happen if I was Haley. The story line is amazing. I was hook from the start to finish. I read SOMEBODY LIKE YOU in one day. There are not many books that grab you and keep you interested, but nothing at all was boring about this book. Would really like to read other books by Beth K. Vogt.
Can a young widow find love again with her husband's
reflection?
Haley's three-year marriage to Sam, an army medic, ends
tragically when he's killed in Afghanistan. Her attempts
to
create a new life for herself are ambushed when she
arrives
home one evening—and finds her husband waiting for
her. Did the military make an unimaginable mistake when
they
told her Sam was killed?
Too late to make things right with his estranged twin
brother, Stephen discovers Sam never told Haley about him.
As Haley and Stephen navigate their fragile relationΒship,
they are inexorably drawn to each other. How can they
honor
the memory of a man whose death brought them
together—and whose ghost could drive them apart?
Somebody Like You is a beautifully rendered,
affecting novel, reminding us that while we can't change
the
past, we have the choice to change the future and start
anew.
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