SEEING DAYLIGHT is Ben O’Mara’s, story as he searches for hope and resiliency after being seriously injured in the war. He’s lost an arm in an IED explosion, has traumatic brain injury, and PTSD. Yes, he can walk and talk now but he’s not the champion bull rider he once was. He can’t ride a horse or do ranch chores. Even simple things are a challenge. He struggles with physical and emotional scars.
It’s his sister, Lali, who knows what will help Ben – a service dog. And so, when Ben meets Roger, a potential service dog, and his intriguing trainer, Molly, things are looking up. But his nightmares and flashbacks continue. What is he blocking from his memory and how will he deal with it when he remembers?

SEEING DAYLIGHT is not my story but that of so many returning veterans no matter what war they served in. I aspired to share their stories with the respect they deserve. And I hope if you read SEEING DAYLIGHT, that you are moved to support veterans in your community. That’s the best thanks.