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Fight II
To Fight Again
By: Betsy Ross
Narrated by: Mike Nadolski
Length: 3 hrs and 57 mins

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Fight II

Name: Fight II
Brand: Betsy Ross
SKU: BK_ACX0_360742UK
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By: Betsy Ross

Narrated by: Mike Nadolski

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Summary

Kent and Ashley try to overcome their past—not only their service to their country, but the very people who broke their heart. The memories taunt them every day, but how will they be able to move on? They begin to fall into situations that bring them hope, but is it enough to heal a broken heart?

John and Leslie struggle to make ends meet, but some things are easier said than done. They fortunately crossed paths again after getting out of the army, but everything changed since the night Derick died. This isn't the battlefield, and they aren't the same people they were when they wore their uniform. Is life really all that different, or is it all in their head?