Mission: Repair

Stacy Eaton

May 2021 · Rise Again Warrior Series Book 3 · Stacy Eaton

About this eBook

2021 Readers Favorite Award Winner: Gold Award in the Military Fiction Genre

"Ms. Eaton takes on a subject that most people overlook. The trials and turmoil that our wounded men and women face when they return home from war.”

Technical Sergeant Brady Vanover had a solid career in the United States Air Force, along with a loving wife, and two young children. Everything was his for the taking, but after a non-life-threatening injury on deployment, Brady is for the first time unsure of his future.

Brady continues to struggle with his pain, fight the system, and figure out where his life will go now. With anger issues growing and his need to self-medicate with alcohol and pain medication, Brady finds himself teetering on the edge of losing himself and his family.

With the help of the Rise Again Warrior organization, Brady will have to work hard to repair what he has damaged, both mentally and physically.

The Rise Again Warrior Series is an intense and emotional journey through the lives of many service members, their families, and their friends. Focusing on the trials that they face after wartime is over, and they have returned home to a nation that sometimes seems to have forgotten what they were fighting for, and what all of these people sacrificed in the name of Honor & Duty.

Mission: Believe (Book 1 - Rise Again Warrior Foundation is created)

Mission: Accept (Book 2)

Mission: Repair (Book 3)

Mission: Courage (Book 4)

Ratings and reviews

WOW WOW WOW This is such a powerful store which will stay with my long after I finish reading it. I have loved each and every Mission book. They all rip your heart out and then put it back together. While reading Mission Repair, I had tears running down my face that I didn't realize they were. The Mussion books are all standalone. However, I strongly recommend you read them all especially the first one to see how Rise Against Warriors got started. Brady was overseas in Afghanistan with one month left to his tour. He and his squad were going to leave 2 weeks earlier. Until a missile went off and was heading right towards him. Over 40 dead and many injured including him. He returned to the states a broken man. He went on a downward spiral. One day he stumbled upon a bar. Not knowing at the time it was the best thing he ever did. Gracelyn, Brady's wife was home struggling raising Brady's kids while he was overseas. Upon Brady's retun she is stretched to her limit. Gracelyn is such

The story of Technical Sergeant Brady Vanover and his wife Gracelyn is the third book of the Rise Again Warrior. This was an emotional, heart wrenching story that reminds the reader of the effects of war not only for those brave men and women that serve our country but also for their families. I have to confess that at times it was difficult to read especially after having lost people close to me due to PTSD and suicide. The author has to be commended for the care in dealing with these sensitive subjects. I was entrusted a copy of this book. The opinions expressed are solely my own.

I found this novel emotional, painful and inspiring. Wounded warriors in any era face issues that are more complex than the folk back home will ever realize. Experiencing the devastation of attack, seeing your comrades lose limbs or dying in front of you, hearing the sounds of battle, all contribute to the inner conflict men and women experience when they return home again. However, it doesn't end there. The families of members of the military suffer as well. The fear of not knowing whether your loved ones will return; the fear of that phone call or visit from a commanding officer; the difficulties when a loved one returns but is at war with themselves. Brady is fortunate in finding himself in the arms of the Rise Again Warrior organization, and one can only hope that this book will be an inspiration to others to seek opportunities to assist those who desperately need it. I received a copy of this novel as a gift and this is my honest and voluntary review.