The Officer: Captain Kaitlin McCord, an attorney in the U.S. Army's Judge Advocate General's Corps.The Hero: Master Sergeant Daniel Wilson, a paralegal assigned to Captain McCord. The Problem: The captain meets the handsome enlisted man before she knows he'll be working for her. But as a JAG attorney, she's well aware that a relationship with a subordinate is a court-martial offense. The Passion: Despite everything, Kaitlin can't help falling in love with him - a Gulf War hero, a man who values family, a man of honor. A passionate lover... The military code of conduct requires them to stay apart. Their own feelings draw them together. It's the greatest conflict they'll ever face.

She hated her assignment…until she met him There's something about a handsome man who speaks with an accent and wears a foreign military uniform. Add an air of mystery and a young child he's raising on his own, and that man becomes irresistible…. But resisting him is exactly what Captain Natalie Wentworth's career demands. As an army protocol officer, her duties—showing Colonel Viktor Baturnov around, making sure he's properly introduced to his American counterparts and getting him settled into his training program at the Pentagon—call for professional detachment. Things go smoothly until Natalie learns the real reason for the colonel's visit to America. Suddenly she's embroiled in the struggle of a father to save his son. And her feelings for both could cost her dearly.

At Camp Pendleton near San Diego, Fleet Hospital is conducting a simulated emergency under the command of Captain Michael McLowery. This means the place is filled with servicemen and women "moulaged" to resemble the wounded. Also on-site is reporter Lori Sepanik - aka Jo Marche - of tabloid fame. She's looking for journalistic legitimacy in the form of a good story; she thinks reporting on the Fleet exercise will provide this. But the last thing she expects to find is a "dead" body that really is! Michael's in charge of the murder investigation - and he wants Jo involved. As an outsider, she notices things others don't. She also notices the very attractive Captain McLowery.... Together, the man in uniform and the woman with a camera make an unbeatable team!

Warrant Officer Rachel Southwell has been an absentee mother for too many years. So she jumps at the chance to work for a general at the Pentagon and live fulltime with her eight-year-old son.But her new assignment has as many perils as a war zone. Because Captain Nathan Fordham, the general's aide, wants her to help him entrap the abusive older man - a risky undertaking that could derail Nathan's and Rachel's careers if they fail. Nathan will be around to help Rachel out. But that quickly becomes as dangerous as the general's proximity - and the mysterious stalker Rachel can't shake. Both Rachel and Nathan had sworn off love. Now they've tumbled into it...way deeper than either of them want.

Can he be a hero again?Major Kristen Clark shows a brave face when her husband, Major Anthony Garitano, returns from Afghanistan. Her proud warrior husband would hate to be on the receiving end of pity. But Anthony is nothing like the strong, carefree man she married. In fact, he's as much of a stranger to her as he is to eighteen-month-old Amy, the daughter he's never met. Kristen is determined to save their marriage, even though Anthony seems ready to give up. Until a terrorist out for revenge threatens his home and his family. Then Kristen notices that it's not just the soldier in Anthony that responds. It's the father and husband. He'll do anything to protect the people he loves.

I don't know what happened to the body. Captain Kelsey O'Roark has stumbled across a corpse - at least, that's what she thought she saw before someone hit her over the head. When she comes to, there is no body. Having no other choice, she reluctantly takes her story to Major Julian Fordham - a member of the Criminal Investigations Division. It's not that she's worried that Julian isn't good at his job. It's just that they dated a year ago - and things didn't end well. Julian believes her - and he's the only one. Despite the tension between them, can these two work together to discover what happened that night?

There are two sides to every story... He broke her heart... Chief Petty Officer Mitzi Zahn, USN, is not the kind of woman to run from heartache. And she didn't run from HIShospital room screaming—she only wanted to. With her brother dead and Bruce badly injured, the last thing Mitzi expected was for him to call off their wedding. Postpone it, yes. Take time to mourn and to rehab his injuries. Yes. And yes. But call it off? Damn straight there was an exchange of angry words and tears. She left in a daze to bury her brother. And when Bruce didn't come to his senses, she took an assignment that allowed her to stay close to home and family. She broke his heart... Marine Raider, Gunnery Sergeant Bruce Calhoun, USMC Spec Ops, lost more than just his best friend in that ambush overseas. The moment Mitzi ran from his hospital room he knew he'd made a mistake. But he couldn't even look her in the eye. She was smothering him with care and concern he didn't want and didn't deserve. He should have died. But he didn't. And she deserved better than a broken man. After two years of licking his wounds, Bruce is shuffled off to his hometown recruiting office to work along side the girl he should have married. Can she forgive him for breaking her heart, not once, but twice...

A HERO IN NEED OF FORGIVENESS... Corporal Reid Macfarland has one to make amends for the mistake he lives with every day. That friendly-fire incident in Afghanistan that killed a fellow soldier haunts him. Maybe if he can help the widow, he'll find some peace. Amends are easier said than done. Just one meeting with the independent and engaging Parker Dean makes it clear that forgiveness is a little more complicated than money or "I'm sorry." If he really wants to help, Reid will need to stick around for a while. The more their daily lives intertwine, the more he realizes her forgiveness isn't the only thing he needs—he needs her.