Friendly Fire

A wounded Marine. A single mother determined to protect her daughters. And a missing child who will force them to face the one thing neither can outrun—the past.





Former Marine Logan Wilde came home carrying scars no one could see. Starting over as sheriff of the small Idaho town of MacKay was supposed to give him something he thought he'd lost—a purpose. But when a sudden sound sends him back to the battlefield and puts café owner Julia Cooper in the line of fire, Logan is forced to face a hard truth: the war may be over, but part of him is still fighting it.





Julia knows that look. She grew up with a father haunted by his own war, and she has no intention of bringing that fear into the lives of her ten-year-old twin daughters. Logan Wilde may be protective, stubborn, and impossible to ignore, but understanding the darkness he carries doesn't mean she's willing to risk her family.





Then one of Julia's daughters disappears.





As the town closes ranks and Logan launches a desperate search, the clues lead to someone Julia trusted—and a man who isn't who he claimed to be. With time running out, Logan will risk everything to bring Trinity home. But finding a missing child may prove easier than facing the truth he's avoided since leaving the Marines: protecting the people he loves doesn't mean deciding what risks they're allowed to take.





From New York Times & USA Today bestselling author Lorhainne Eckhart comes a gripping Wilde Brothers story of family, survival, second chances, and the fierce loyalty of a man who will stop at nothing when one of his own is in danger.