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Jake escapes his horrific captivity as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. Cassie is a caregiver at the military hospital and nurses Jake back to health. Their love begins over a bowl of Jell-O and carries them back home to the Kansas farm.
Everywhere life takes them, there are others with the same haunting dreams of war. Some have only one leg and some have none. Some have just lost their way home. Cassie and Jake begin with one person at a time and over 27 years, hundreds of vets find a little peace on the bank of the farm pond, and they learn to reach back and help another buddy up the hill.
The best and the worst of us live in these pages and the depth of Jake and Cassie's love can be understood only in the context of the world they dared to change.
About the author
Larry W. Plummer's life began on a Kansas farm, where he learned the meaning of family. He earned two college degrees and served in the United State Army Airborne Rangers. He learned how to kill, but he never forgot how to love. Plummer met the love of his life in a piano bar in Monterey, California. That love will never die, and no love story could surpass. His legacy will be two children and four gorgeous grandchildren.
