Love Letters from a War I Didn't Choose is a raw, unfiltered memoir that chronicles one woman's deeply personal journey through military service, trauma, motherhood, loss, and healing. Written through intimate journal entries, reflections, and poetic insight, this memoir exposes the unseen battles faced by women veterans-both during and after their service. From surviving Military Sexual Trauma (MST) and PTSD to navigating broken marriages, career setbacks, financial hardship, and the emotional weight of single motherhood, D.A. Burnom tells her story with fearless honesty. Each chapter represents a year of lived experience, offering readers moments of vulnerability, strength, anger, faith, and self-discovery. This is not a polished fairytale of resilience-it is real life, written in its rawest form. This book is for readers who:Connect with authentic, emotionally powerful memoirs Want insight into women's experiences in the military Are healing from trauma, loss, or emotional hardship Believe in the power of storytelling as survival Love Letters from a War I Didn't Choose is more than a memoir-it is a voice for survivors, a mirror for those still healing, and a reminder that strength is often forged in the most painful battles we never chose to fight.