They’ve sworn to serve and protect, but can they protect themselves from love?

All Chief Nicholas Terrell wants is to do what he loves without the annoyance of a police partner hanging around. To serve and protect … by himself. So, given a chance to take the position of Chief of Police in Inheritance Bay is a no-brainer solitary job. In this small town, a bid day of crime is catching the teen who took the flowers from Ms. Grady’s doorstep. Here there are no reminders of the partner he lost or the woman who caught his attention from the academy. After New York City, it’s the perfect solution for him.

After being in a precinct that wouldn’t give her the chance to move up, Siobhan Clark needed to make a move. When an offer came for an opportunity to train with the police chief in In heritance Bay, she doesn’t hesitate going. Its her chance to be second in command, and she owes it to her late father to try.

Nicholas is furious, not only has he been stuck working with a partner, that partner is the woman from his past. She looks more like she should be modeling than working as his deputy. When a protester takes it too far and Siobhan gets hurt, they’ll both reevaluate if life is too short to keep looking back.

Can Siobhan prove herself as a Deputy without falling for the Chief? Come find out if these two officers can balance the scales of love and protection?