She’s held captive with no one to save her. Except him. Candace Cunningham might have escaped the hell she endured behind enemy lines, but she can’t escape the memories. The only light shining through the pain is the image of the badass SEAL team who came to her rescue. Some missions don’t fade into the background. Adam “Archer” Walsh can’t get the woman he rescued out of his mind. She’s there every time he closes his eyes, and then she’s actually there in front of him. When the trauma of her capture comes back with a vengeance, Candace calls on Archer for help. Will the fire burning between them be enough to keep her enemies at bay, or will it burn everything they’ve built to the ground?

Desperate times call for a good SEAL. Deb Jacobson’s job is stressful. So what if she blows off a little steam, right? But when she texts a risqué selfie to the SEAL she just met, she knows she should delete his contact and never speak to him again. Killian “Slayer” Walsh doesn’t have entanglements and never gets involved with women, but having little Ella around has changed him. Deb was a surprise he wasn’t really looking for, that she makes him smile is a bonus. Just when life calms for both of them, the danger in Deb’s job grows, leaving Slayer chasing to save her. He’s cutting it close, and if he hesitates, everything will fall apart.

Trapped by circumstances from her past, he is the only way out. Elise Gallaher knows her ex is dangerous, but when he goes after their son, she has to fight back. But her ex is too powerful to handle alone. Dion “Sugar” Washington has no clue how much trouble Elise is in, but he’ll take it all on to help her and her son escape abuse. Together they are fireworks, but her ex has added dynamite, and everything might blow unless they can escape her ex’s wrath.

Trouble follows, and only he can save her. Trixie Moonbeam Waller won’t fall victim to another jerk just trying to get into her pants. “No” is her standard answer when asked out on dates. But Michael “Dog” Ellis comes along, offering help without strings. Can she trust him, or is he only out to take advantage of her? When Dog meets Trixie while on a training mission in Alaska, he doesn’t expect to ever see her again. When he finds her working at a bar close to home, Dog takes it as a sign. But she needs his help more than she needs his love. Or does she need both? When Trixie disappears, Dog fears he will never see her again.

Trapped in a bad situation, she needs more than a hero. Raven Boone doesn’t know how she’ll climb out from under the mountain of debt charged to her credit cards by her brother, but she’s willing to work eighteen-hour days to make it happen. She has no time for a boyfriend, even when the guy is as sexy as Zachary. Zachary “Mist” Fennel doesn’t know if there is a woman out there for him. When he meets Raven, he’s hooked. She doesn’t seem convinced, though. When she goes missing, he vows to rip apart the world to find her. But what if she doesn’t want him to find her?