The Warrior's Heart

Etta Ferrino is tough, but she is fighting her PTSD as well as the chemistry she feels for four soldiers, Fitz, Gray, Ford, and Matty Hallihan. They have scars of their own and lost their brother in combat. Their attitudes suck and they are older and set in their ways and can't figure Etta out. Is she playing a game, or maybe looking for a good time? The more contact they make the harder it gets to resist the pull for more. When they all can't resist that sexual desire, they find out how perfect they are together, but fear of being betrayed has Etta holding up walls. When her mom's life is threatened and she knows that other innocent people are in danger, she takes matters into her own hands and heads out to help. She can't, tell her men or her mom will be killed. Her men throw themselves into the middle of a federal investigation to ensure that Etta comes out of this alive because they know the man she once loved had failed her. Having a Warriors heart makes it difficult to accept help and also let love in.