His life fell apart in one brief moment and everything he worked for was gone. Now he feels he’s half the man he was before, with nothing to offer. All the work he put in at boot camp is worthless. Lance Corporal Kyle Phillips’s life has been blown apart by an IED explosion.

He’s incredible and I couldn’t have asked for a better soulmate. I don’t know if I would have ever published my first book without him. Those of you who read the dedications and acknowledgements of my books will see that he is mentioned in each of them. Last but certainly not least, I would like to thank my amazing husband, Thomas. I also would like to thank Teresa Riley, Allyson Brann, and my street team Marissa’s Dreamweavers, my amazing editors/proofreaders: Molly Daniels, Natalie Owens, and Brynna Curry.

Also, thank you Lynn Peters for your help with the military healthcare side of Back from Hell. Thank you, Dana Michelle Burnett, who took time out of her busy schedule to answer some questions on amputations and prosthesis. They deserve our utmost respect and appreciation. We must never forget that they volunteered for their service to keep those of us at home safe and free. Kyle’s story came alive for me and brought home the struggles some of our military men and women come home with. Before her suggestion of giving him his own story I hadn’t planned to write it. This journey started with Rosa Sophia who, while editing Lucky Chance, said she could feel a good story coming from Kyle. I would like to take a moment to thank everyone who helped me make Back from Hell happen. We’re behind you, supporting you at every crossroads.

Have faith because in the end it will be worth it. Never give up!īelieve in your dreams, chase them with everything you have, and when it gets lonely or hard, remember what you’re fighting for. Stay strong and fight the demons that haunt you. There’s no shame in reaching out for help. There are people behind you, supporting you every step of the way. It’s a tough road to travel and there will be many times when you will feel alone.

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Back from Hell by Marissa Dobson