Brenna Harris was a nurturer at heart. Having lost her sister at a young age, and then watching her parents’ marriage fall apart, she quickly learned that it was up to her to take on the responsibility to care for and protect the people around her. That care especially extended to her two best friends since middle school, Madison Bowman and Christine Marshall. As much as she loves her friends and her life though, and as fulfilling as her job as a Social Worker is, she knows there is still something missing. Grant Warner preferred a solitary existence. As a police detective, he often found himself sitting in his car watching a suspect or going under cover with only himself as company. He always had his fellow officers as back-up, but basically he worked alone and preferred it that way. After the falling out he had with his family, the solitude suited him. He didn’t need, nor want the responsibility of having to make anyone else happy. Then one fateful day, while working undercover to solve a murder case, Grant watched helplessly as a beautiful stranger stepped forward to protect him, putting her own life at risk. From that moment on, their lives became inherently entwined. As Grant works with his department to help solve a series of murders, he fights equally hard against his attraction to Brenna. When she comes under threat from some unknown assailant he has no choice but to step in to protect her. As much as he wants her safe, being with her goes against the self-imposed, singular existence that he prefers. Can Brenna show Grant that a life with her is worth the risk? Will Grant allow her in or will he walk away from her like he did his own family?