Abandoned by her mother in a dumpster as a newborn, Jess Adams is determined to beat the statistics of the foster care system. At eighteen, she joined the armed forces to become a nurse and turned her focus to war-torn Afghanistan.Chris Hastings didn't take life too seriously after he escaped the isolation and neglect of the childhood he shared with Jess. A self-made man with money to burn, he spent it on booze and women. The only thing he wanted for was relief from the anxiety and paranoia that plagued him-that, and a better life for his sister. Drew Evans: charming, patient, gorgeous, successful-and completely captivated by Jess and the possibility of a real future with her, especially now that she's carrying his child. There is only one problem with his best friend's sister - she can't love. She doesn't know how.With her time served, an unexpected pregnancy forces Jess to face the ghosts of her past, the post-traumatic nightmares of war, and the escalating obsession of the only family member who has ever protected her. Can she find a happiness she has never known?With a shocking conclusion you won't see coming, Mine examines the lives of two broken souls and the blurred lines of where loyalties lie.
