The Falcon's Echo

Their greatest challenge was never the Naval Academy--it was each other.

1905 Lieutenant Cooper Wainright arrives in Annapolis carrying a secret that nearly ended his career. As the Naval Academy's new head football coach, he is determined to start fresh and build something lasting as he reaches for a winning season, a respectable future, and perhaps even a wife.

Athena Pembroke, part of the Navy's most storied family, leveraged every connection to become the Academy's new archivist and must hold her own at the all-male institution. Armed with wit, a lethal golf swing, and a fierce desire to uphold her family name, she steps into her hard-fought position knowing the superintendent is hoping she will fail.

When their paths cross, Cooper and Athena's attraction is immediate, inconvenient, and impossible to ignore. But as they draw closer, Cooper's buried truth becomes more dangerous. In a world ruled by honor and sacrifice, they must decide what integrity demands . . . and whether love is worth risking everything they've fought to reclaim.

Elizabeth Camden presents a romantic story of duty, courage, and redemption featuring ambitious naval officers, political intrigue, and the excitement of early collegiate football at the United States Naval Academy during the Progressive Era. This sweeping historical romance is perfect for fans of Mimi Matthews, Jody Hedlund, and Gabrielle Meyer.

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Hljóðbók: 19 januari 2027