Elizabeth's Wolf

Author’s Note

I woke up about two o’ clock in the morning. I was restless and not ready to return to bed, so I opened my email. I found the letter within minutes. A list of service men and women overseas who had signed up to receive mail from those of us willing to write. Most of the names were men. Many notations on their names said that they received no mail and no care packages from home.

I read over this letter several times. No mail? No care packages? Nothing?

And suddenly Dash Sinclair slammed into my brain. I shook my head. No. Not a new story. I didn’t have time. So I went on. But I couldn’t shake that notation that I had seen under so many of those names. Receives no mail or care packages. And to me, it was unacceptable.

And there was Dash. A man alone. A man who had never received letters or packages, but one willing to give his life at any moment to save those who had no idea he even existed. Until one little girl’s letter arrived and touched his soul.

This book is dedicated to all those men and woman in our Armed Services who make our lives safe, and protect us, often with their own lives. It’s most especially dedicated to those who do this without a letter from home, without anyone to write them and tell them what their possible sacrifice means to us. It means everything to me.

God Bless You All.