Vitorino “Click” Coglinaese shouldn’t feel more at home in a war zone than he does in his own backyard. But when you earn yourself a nickname like Click, the only sound the enemy hears before you strike, transitioning back to civilian life is a more insurmountable task than any combat mission. Click knows his family is longing for the kid who left for boot camp six years ago, but now he finds himself feeling like a stranger amidst his loved ones. The only thing strong enough to pull him back to Sturbridge, Tennessee is knowing one of his four sisters is in trouble. Can Click fight his nightmares and haunting memories long enough to save his sister? Can Jordan, the woman he loves, help him navigate his way toward peace with his family? Or will facing home be the one fight Click can’t win.

Lu-Ella settles into her favorite chair at the Happy Heart Dance Studio. Like every Tuesday night, she’s ready to watch her sweet daughter, Rudy, have fun. The outside world isn’t built for Rudy and her limitations, but the family they have built at the dance studio wholeheartedly embraces her. When tragedy strikes, Lu-Ella will find out just how hard a mother will fight to save her child. For the first time in Rudy's life, she realizes she can't do this on her own. Mike isn't looking for a place to settle down. As far as he's concerned, roots may as well be chains. Only a few months since his last deployment, he’s settling terribly into civilian life. No matter how hard his old friend, Click, tries, there’s just no room in this suburban world for him. One evening while working on repairs at the dance studio the code he lives by is called into question. Leaving isn’t an option this time. Because running means leaving Lu-Ella to fend for herself . . . and there was no way in hell he’ll do that.