Cannon’s all about control. Until now—until her. Fresh out of Delta Force, Rick “Cannon” Sloan is doing his best to carve out a new life for himself—find his next mission. And just his luck—there’re plenty of bad guys roaming the streets of Seattle to strike up a new business. He didn’t count on running into trouble on his first case—one with deep green eyes, auburn hair, and a killer smile. Deputy U.S. Marshal Jericho Nash is definitely more dangerous than the men he’s hunting. One chance meeting, and Cannon has a bad feeling he’s already in too deep. But just when he’s ready to make his move—finally charm the lady into his bed—Jericho’s neck-deep in danger. She might be the law, but her enemies aren’t playing by the rules. Which means, Cannon’s taking the war to them.

With the help of some former teammates, he’ll defy the odds because once he’s committed, he’s all in. He’s determined to have a future with Jericho, and he’ll use whatever tactics are necessary to make it happen. Even if it means giving up his control.

Colt had one rule. But for Ellis, he’ll break it. Again. Delta Force soldier Brett “Colt” Sievers lives his life by a creed—anything for the sake of the mission. There’s no risk too high. No sacrifice too great. No rule he won’t break—except one. No falling in love. So, losing his heart to Ellis Baker is more than a breach of protocol—it’s a colossal mistake. One he’s still paying for five years later. And the reason he’s never crossed that line, again. Newly discharged, and working for his former commander, Colt’s determined to keep his life simple. Until Ellis stumbles across his doorstep. Tortured. Hunted. Undeniably sexy. Colt doesn’t want to care. To be anything other than her temporary savior. Too bad his heart didn’t get that memo. Getting involved, again, is dangerous. She’s got secrets—the kind that end bloody. That could get him, and his team, killed. But Colt’s never failed a mission before, and once he commits, there’s no turning back. He’ll unearth the truth, save the girl, or die trying. Even if it means breaking that rule one more time. Because if Colt can’t keep Ellis alive, he’ll never get his second chance at his first love.

One shot—one kill. A sniper’s creed. Only this time, he’s the one in the crosshairs. Normal isn’t something Ethan “Phoenix” Vale has any experience with. And it isn’t what he has planned for the future—unlike his ex-team leader, Cannon. The man already has the next six months of Phoenix’s life mapped out, starting with a joint mission with Hank Patterson’s company, Brotherhood Protectors. And saying no, isn’t an option. Discovering Olivia Blake is part of the team almost has Phoenix breaking ranks. Heading for the Mexican border with no intentions of returning. She’s the one person he’d hoped to spend the rest of his life with, until he discovered she’d played him. The fact she’d been with MI6 all along only solidifies the reality that Phoenix isn’t cut out for civilian life. That, the two of them together might be more than the mission can handle. Watching her back when the op goes sideways isn’t because Phoenix cares. Has unresolved feelings for her. And falling back into bed together is obviously a means of closure. Until he realizes that—despite the pain, the betrayal, the loss—Olivia’s still everything he wants. Everything he needs. But keeping her safe isn’t going to be easy. Not when the elusive Agent Smyth is determined to eliminate anyone who gets in his way. And, for the first time in Phoenix’s life, he’s forced to face the fact that he might not be able to save everyone. He only hopes he can keep the girl, rescue his team, and not end up a casualty in a war he isn’t equipped to fight.