Secrets to Strength
About this audiobook
Secrets to Strength is an emotionally gripping journey of love, courage, and resilience. Daniel, a young man from a conservative upbringing, joins the military in an attempt to "fix" what he feels makes him different—his identity as a gay man. In the harsh and demanding world of the military, Daniel faces the darkness of assault and the internal conflict of keeping his truth hidden. Amid the chaos, he finds an unlikely confidant in Jackson, a fellow soldier who offers him something Daniel has never known—acceptance and unconditional love.
Together, they forge a bond that grows beyond mere friendship, becoming a safe haven amidst the storms of their past traumas and fears. As they navigate the battlefield and the challenges of returning to civilian life, Daniel and Jackson discover that true strength lies not in hiding who they are, but in embracing their identities and standing together against all odds.
This heartfelt story delves into the journey of healing, the power of love, and the resilience needed to overcome the shadows of the past. Secrets to Strength is a poignant celebration of the triumph of the human spirit, reminding readers that love can be found even in the darkest of places, and that true courage is being unapologetically yourself.
About the author
Brandon Rowell is an author known for weaving emotional, LGBTQIA, adventurous, and supernatural stories that explore the complexities of love, loyalty, and transformation. His works, including the Spellbound Hearts series, have captivated readers with richly developed characters and engaging narratives that blend the everyday with the extraordinary. Brandon draws inspiration from personal experiences, including raising his nephew Austin as a single gay man, infusing his stories with themes of connection, resilience, and the transformative power of love. When he's not writing, Brandon enjoys exploring new fantasy worlds, both in books and through his imagination, and is always searching for the next story to tell.
