What happens to a man when he is suddenly for no acceptable reason tossed out of the only life he's known for the past twenty years? The only life he is good at and used to. Can he acclimate himself to civilian life without doing what he's been trained to do? Is there a woman who can understand what such a man has gone through? Can she find a way to help him feel proud of who he is again? What about a sister who is a constant worrier of what he might do at any momemt? Can they make a life together and perhaps even help other men lost like him? This book is not a PSTD type of analysis but does have characters in it that have suffered that horrible problem.