My Stepbrother Soldier (Book 2) — Wanda Edmond

Morgan Elliot was a fair skinned red head knockout, with long slender legs that seem to go on forever and curves that could bring any man to full attention. After a rough senior year at the University, Morgan has overcome the obstacles and beaten the odds, opening her own photography studio. Though her talents lie in many areas, and family portraits are making her a hit with the locals, Morgan's passion lies in nature so when she is informed by her mother that she plans to sell her childhood vacation home, she is eager for one last trip to the forest. After his father's untimely passing while on tour overseas, Steven Elliot has taken over the care of his step-mother including the management of his father's assets and estate. He's used to control, as a sergeant in the military in his father's footsteps his six foot height and broad shoulders have always commanded attention. His blonde hair, cut neatly into a standard military cut and shimmering blue eyes make the girls swoon whenever he is stands at attention, but Steven is plagued with the need to find just the right woman for his life. One that he can control just as fluently as he does his life. The family arrange a final farewell getaway to the cabin near Stillwater Lake, a childhood second home in which the two step-children had built so many fond memories. But as Steven left for boot camp and then tour, and Morgan for college, the cabin had fallen into neglect and was no longer a frequented place by the Elliot's. While Morgan's mother plans the trip for memories, and she tags along for some final breathtaking shots of the lake, Steven is all business. Until he lays eyes on his step-sister for the first time in seven years. Things heat up as Steven second guesses his needs, finding himself drawn to her rebellious personality and stunning beauty. Morgan finds herself mesmerized by the handsome, yet dominating Steven. The two finally succumb to their desires as the scenic vacation draws them both into a lull of romance and memories.