"They made me realise what family actually is"

Elizabeth Taylor, a determined British police officer, relocates to Los Angeles after seizing an opportunity to join the prestigious SWAT team. Arriving in a high-stakes environment, Elizabeth quickly realizes that her new role comes with significant challenges, particularly as she faces skepticism and prejudice from some colleagues who view her as weaker due to her gender. However, from the moment she meets Deacon, a seasoned and compassionate member of the team, she finds an ally who never doubts her abilities. Deacon sees her potential and treats her with the respect she deserves, not as a woman in a male-dominated field, but as a fellow officer with the strength and skill to succeed.

As Elizabeth proves herself in the field, she begins to forge strong, meaningful relationships with her SWAT team members, who soon become a second family. The bonds she forms go beyond professional respect, and she discovers a deep connection with Deacon that transcends friendship, evolving into something akin to the bond between a father and daughter. Developing the family she always wanted when she was 8 years old her father killed her mother and went on the run with her until she was 15 when he was caught and arrested, she ended up in the foster system until she turned 18 with no where to turn to she joined the police department.