Tears, for the love of carrots- calm down now so I can get on with this review. *sniffs*

It's never easy for these brave men to go out there and fight for their country and leaving their families behind, but a duty is a duty and Jefferson Fisher responded well with duty and responsibilities as a Marine.

For fourteen years throughout their marriage, Jefferson Fisher has been deployed five times at war, a piece of him breaking each time he comes home to his wife. But Lucy wasn't just any woman- she was a Marine's wife. A strong woman willing to fight those demons along with her husband.

But dealing with demons face-to-face rips you APART, along with your family.

Fisher's Light tells us a story of battles within the field and within ourselves; the story teaches us that in life, we have to make certain decisions that can either help us move forward or take us two steps back. Fisher and Lucy- the mere example of forgiveness and home.

You have to know your battles.

Know when to fight, when to let go.

There are battles that will take you elsewhere- away.

But there are battles near you as well.

Certain battles that will remind you why you've been fighting IN THE FIRST PLACE.

"I just want her to be happy. I want her to smile easily and laugh often. I see her doing it with that fuckwad across the bar, but I don't care. I know it's selfish and I know it's weak, but I don't fucking care. If I were a better man I would walk away, leave this island and never look back. I would let her have this happiness that she deserves even if it killed everything inside of me. Too bad, I'm not a better man. It should be me. It was always me and it's still going to be me, dammit."

Swoon-worthy, Mr. Fisher. I'm on your side! Wooooh, go get your woman back! Go get your Lucy back!

I love this story. I love this book! Another favorite of mine to be added to my collection.

Oh, Tara Sivec... keep making heart-shattering second chances romance books!