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Last Day on the Blue Wonder
Pub Date
Jul 31 2026
| Archive Date
Jul 31 2026
Description
They met on an Afghanistan battlefield, where she saved his life with uncommon courage and extraordinary medical skill. Three years later, fate, or maybe good luck, will give them a slim chance to build a life together, but only if they can navigate the narrow and treacherous road that leads to that happiness.
Last Day on the Blue Wonder begins on an Afghanistan battlefield, moves to the historic Army community of Fort Benning, to Boston's Fenway Park, and then settles in the unique village of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Amanda faces an abusive past and a dangerous, uncertain future. Andy is struggling to regain the life he once had-but ran from. Now they will fight harder than ever, and risk their lives again, for a rare second chance.
They met on an Afghanistan battlefield, where she saved his life with uncommon courage and extraordinary medical skill. Three years later, fate, or maybe good luck, will give them a slim chance to...
Description
They met on an Afghanistan battlefield, where she saved his life with uncommon courage and extraordinary medical skill. Three years later, fate, or maybe good luck, will give them a slim chance to build a life together, but only if they can navigate the narrow and treacherous road that leads to that happiness.
Last Day on the Blue Wonder begins on an Afghanistan battlefield, moves to the historic Army community of Fort Benning, to Boston's Fenway Park, and then settles in the unique village of Gloucester, Massachusetts. Amanda faces an abusive past and a dangerous, uncertain future. Andy is struggling to regain the life he once had-but ran from. Now they will fight harder than ever, and risk their lives again, for a rare second chance.
A Note From the Publisher
Les Carroll grew up in South Carolina, served in the Air Force and Air National Guard for twenty-eight years, and retired in 2013. He served two tours in Afghanistan and four months at the Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations Center at Dover Air Force Base. His first novel, This Troubled Ground, was based on those experiences, followed by Charlie Minto's Pyramid Scheme in 2025.He is an award-winning military and civilian journalist and acclaimed documentary filmmaker. His documentary Bringing the Fallen Home, also inspired by his experiences at Dover Air Force Base, aired nationally on public television in 2014.
Les Carroll grew up in South Carolina, served in the Air Force and Air National Guard for twenty-eight years, and retired in 2013. He served two tours in Afghanistan and four months at the Air Force...
A Note From the Publisher
Les Carroll grew up in South Carolina, served in the Air Force and Air National Guard for twenty-eight years, and retired in 2013. He served two tours in Afghanistan and four months at the Air Force Mortuary Affairs Operations Center at Dover Air Force Base. His first novel, This Troubled Ground, was based on those experiences, followed by Charlie Minto's Pyramid Scheme in 2025.He is an award-winning military and civilian journalist and acclaimed documentary filmmaker. His documentary Bringing the Fallen Home, also inspired by his experiences at Dover Air Force Base, aired nationally on public television in 2014.
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| ISBN |
9798897472888 |
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$20.95 (USD)
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| PAGES |
248
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Available Editions
| EDITION |
Paperback |
| ISBN |
9798897472888 |
| PRICE |
$20.95 (USD)
|
| PAGES |
248
|
Available on NetGalley
NetGalley Reader
(PDF)
NetGalley Shelf App
(PDF)
Send to Kindle (PDF)
Download (PDF)
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