You will follow them from that first phone call to their first unexpected meeting at a little bar called the Serene Lounge. You will watch them bring home two Yorkshire Terrier puppies named Ralph and Lauren who chased tarantulas in the Nevada moonlight. You will ride with them through the outer belt of a hurricane in a leaking U-Haul on a cross-country move that neither of them will ever forget. And you will be there when a health diagnosis tested everything they had built together and showed them both exactly what kind of love they had grown.
This is not a perfect love story. It is a real one. About a man who came home from Vietnam with nothing but discipline and a quiet determination to become someone worth loving. About a woman with the intelligence of an engineer, the heart of a country girl from the West Virginia mountains, and the patience to wait for a man who did not yet know his own worth.
Every word of this story is true. Every detail is real. It was written by a Vietnam veteran at 79 years old, entirely from memory and entirely from the heart, as a tribute to the woman who became his reason for everything. You will find no profanity, no adult content, and no artificial intelligence in these pages. Just one man's truth, told as honestly and as lovingly as he knows how.
If you have never read Adam Chase before, this is the perfect place to start. If you have already read My Guardian Angel, then you already know you need this book. Either way, you will read it in one sitting and when you turn the last page you will wish there were more.
A Vietnam veteran wrote his first story at 79. Before the hospital. Before the crisis. This is the story of how Graham found the woman who would one day save his life. Adam received his education late in life with a Bachelors degree in Management. He has worked in various industries and most recently he and his wife Kelly founded a backflow business that they built into a profitable company and sold the business to their two key employees. Adam does volunteer work M-F to stay active and healthy despite the macular degeneration that is robbing him of his abiiity to see.