Karma in Camo — J.D. Wylde

"Can a lie of omission lead to love?"
Joe DeMarco of Nowhere, West Virginia believes in love at first sight. From the moment he sets eyes on the gorgeous, long-legged beauty stranded on the side of the road, he knows. "She's the one." Even if she's standing in front of him threatening to blind him with a bottle of hand sanitizer. He likes her idea of foreplay. He likes "everything" about her. Even when she's maligning his character, calling him a terrorist - and he, the chief of police He should tell her who he is. What he does. And he will..."soon."
Julia Stockton of New York City, currently stranded on the side of the road in Nowhere, West Virginia is having a bad day. Bad year, actually, now that Karma has it out for her. Or maybe it is "because" of Karma. More likely it is because the man she loved had lied to her, betrayed her, and carved out her heart, taking her bank account as a departing gift. She's done with men So why has Karma dropped her on the side of the road in god-forsaken West Virginia, taunting her with a handsome, blond-haired, broad-shouldered god? The kind of man she harbors secret fantasies about? The kind of man she could so easily fall in love with, "if" she was looking for it. "Which she is not."
But Joe is very persuasive. And Julia willingly gives Joe a weekend. One she's sure she'll never forget. And then she gives him move. She gives him her heart. And for a while Joe is everything she wants. Until she finds out he isn't what she thought. Is love camouflaged as betrayal? Or is it exactly as it appears?