Book Blitz: A Soldier Finds His Way by Irene Onorato

Inside the Book:

Title: A Soldier Finds His Way

Author: Irene Onorato

Publisher: Lyrical Shine

Genre: Romance

Format: Ecopy

Sometimes getting lost is the best way home . . .

 After a painful youth spent in foster homes, Special Forces soldier Edward

Giordano has all but given up on love. Returning to New York from a dangerous

mission in Costa Rica with no one to welcome him home, he knows he must find a

way through his bitterness and embrace faith, or he’s destined for misery and

loneliness. But he never expects that saving someone else’s life might help him save

his own…

Audra Lorenzo is a first-year school teacher with a bright future. All she’s missing is

a man to share her happiness. Her father wants her to rekindle her relationship with

her ex-boyfriend, but she can’t stop thinking about the handsome, kind, and

courageous soldier who rescued her from a near-deadly car accident…

Edward too, has not stopped not thinking of Audra. After making peace with God

and with his difficult past, he’s ready to re-connect with her and reveal his feelings.

Edward knows that opening his heart will mean risking pain, but he’s prepared for

whatever comes—from a perilous deployment to Audra’s meddling father…

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Meet the Author

 

Irene Onorato was born and raised in Bronx, New York. Her father, a first-

generation American whose parents were born in Italy, was an Army veteran who

had served with the 178th combat engineers during WWII. He told numerous

stories of battles, hardships, tragedies and triumphs. The glimpses he gave into the

hearts of many American warriors would later become the inspiration for much of

Irene’s writings.

In 1972, a few months after graduating high school, Irene met James Onorato, a

soldier who had just returned from Vietnam. After dating two weeks, they married,

raised three children, and are still happily married today.

Irene and James, both radiation protection technicians, retired from the nuclear

power industry in 2014 and now reside in Louisiana with their dog, Brinkley, and

two cats, George and Henry.

Addendum: Sadly, Brinkley passed away on October 29,

2015 at 14 years of age.

 

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