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Amanda knows three things about her life - she loves living in Tacoma, she wants to be a teacher, and she will never marry a man in the military. But when Lucas drops by the coffee shop where she works, he starts to change her mind. The chemistry between them is undeniable, and their relationship survives two deployments and Lucas' hectic business travel thereafter. After they get married, they move, and Amanda finds a job - which helps somewhat with the loneliness. But while she thought she was prepared for this life, she soon finds out the sacrifices military families make.

Aria Callas understands struggle and sacrifice. Getting pregnant at 16, she’s spent more than a decade and a half ensuring her and her son’s safety the only way she knows how—by staying on the move. Too long in one place, and Zac’s father bursts back into their lives, bringing nothing but chaos and pain in his wake.

Having lost her parents at a young age, raised by her beloved uncle, Michele King is now a successful business owner, providing meals for people by day and getting lost in books each night. A somewhat lonely life, which she attempts to remedy by dating a man she met online. It only takes a few dates before she sees red flags. Breaking things off with a man she barely knows should be easy. But he’s not taking no for an answer.

Blakely Sullivan was a foreign aid worker in the Middle East when a deadly bombing took the lives of families she’d come to know and love, collateral damage in someone else’s war. She’s spent the last year coming to terms with the senseless loss, healing from the pain, and trying to ease the guilt of someone equally important—the special forces soldier she grew close to on her mission. Ryker blames himself for the deaths, and when he won’t take her calls, she has no choice but to seek him out.

River Harp fell in love with her brother’s best friend, a boy who was practically part of the family…a boy who broke her heart before leaving town. Sixteen years later, he’s back for her brother’s funeral. And River wants nothing to do with the man. At least, that’s what she keeps telling herself.

When an undersea robot recovers dog tags and a wedding ring, the Navy engineer who retrieved them makes it his mission to identify the long-ago service member and send them home. Clutch has always been just as comfortable with robots and computers as with people, but he doesn’t know the first thing about tracking down an unknown service member. Ever the optimist, he knows he can do it. He just needs to figure out how. Enter Jillian, an archivist with a passion for genealogy. With her organizational skills and her ability to see things as they are, she’ll get things done.