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Life Restrictions
Paperback
Publisher: Harrington Books
Published: Sep 12 2026
Pages: 446
Weight: 1.01
Height: 0.99 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Staff Sergeant Madison Mitchell is a decorated Marine, a hero revered for his courage on the battlefield. But when a catastrophic IED attack in Iraq leaves him the sole survivor of his team, his world is violently upended. Waking from a coma to a career-ending injury and a forced medical discharge, Madison must confront not only a shattered body but also the crushing survivor's guilt and the haunting questions surrounding the ambush.
As Madison navigates his painful recovery, his fiercely protective brother, Steven , gets entangled in a dangerous romance with Amanda, a woman stalked by a violent and obsessive ex-boyfriend . The conflict escalates into a brutal confrontation that plunges Steven into a dark world of crime, forcing Madison to choose between the moral code that defined his life as a Marine and his unbreakable loyalty to his brother.
With military secrets , a high-stakes cover-up orchestrated by a ruthless Colonel , and the bloody consequences of his brother's actions closing in, Madison must fight for his future in a world where the lines between right and wrong are irrevocably blurred.
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