Walk The Dark Hills

When Army Ranger Glen Stone returns to the campus of Ole Miss after two tours in Afghanistan, he brings a load of guilt with him. His less-than-honorable actions in the field sabotage his efforts to resume his life and reintegrate. On a bright November afternoon at an Ole Miss/LSU football game, he meets a vivacious cheerleader with a fixer-upper complex toward men. As their relationship grows, they begin to have hope for the future. Will her love be enough to bring him back? Or will he become another sobering statistic? "With her unique lens, Sandra Hamilton pulls back the curtain on PTSD and launches an important discussion about suicide prevention and awareness."----Julie Cantrell, New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of Into the Free, The Feathered Bone, When Mountains Move, Perennials, and most recently, Crescendo, along with several children's books. "In her novel, Walk the Dark Hills, Sandra Hamilton addresses in vivid detail life's twists and turns of a soldier returning from war and all that one goes through to return to society in an attempt to find normalcy. Those situations mirror life itself with its challenges and heartaches in good times and bad. But added to that is what one faces upon returning from deployment and combat, not just in dealing with others but also the deep struggles that are within. The books will draw you in as you read and keep you there." ---Jeff Roberson, Midnight Train with Jim Weatherly.