Cassandra Mills hates her family. She's only ever wanted to love them and be close to them but that doesn't really happen when you're not really wanted. She tries her best to be close with them but it gets harder and harder every day to even be in the same room with them. It's like she is the reject of the family that no one talks about at family events. What will happen when she crosses paths with the Intelligence Unit? *All OC Characters go to Dick Wolf and Wolf Entertainment*

Two spirited, young and beautiful aid workers are taken hostage at gun point and smuggled in to dangerous territory. Their only hope is a merciful death, or to be rescued. An operation in the most dangerous area of the world takes the best of the best; but can the Elite Special Forces of two different nations work together quickly enough to save them before it's too late? * "I'm going to tell you exactly what we're going to do. In a few minutes, my young Brother over here will have a live stream with the American government. They're expecting our call, they'll have all the right people there. We're going to wake your friend up," he nodded towards Jas's unconscious form. "And we're going to torture you both, while they watch. Then we're going to tell them what we want, you're going to beg them to save you if you can even talk by that point, and you had better hope they play ball." **WARNING** contains graphic descriptions of violence, sexual assault, psychological abuse etc ** [Any opinions expressed are purely works of fiction and do not reflect my own.]

Quinn Lopez works in the intelligence unit run by hank Voight, she has known jay halstead ever since they joined the academy together at 18. When Quinn's life starts to go down hill jay notices, but will she open up to him?

Zahra Bennett is living her life in New York, but has always felt like something in her life was missing...her family. Alongside her lifelong friend K'eon, she sets off to put together the puzzle pieces of her life, armed with the only piece of information she was given about her early life: she was born in Chicago. Will she find her biological parents, or will her traumatic past keep her from getting too close?

John Nolan, Amanda "Mandy" Cohen, Lucy Chen and Jackson West are all Rookies starting their probationary year at Mid-Wilshire Station. Amanda gets hard ass Tim Bradford for her TO and she quickly realizes that he's gonna push her to her limits and he realizes that Amanda won't take any of his bullshit. While Jackson West gets no nonsense TO Angela Lopez who wants to be a detective. John Nolan gets Talia Bishop, also a no-nonsense TO who wants to be detective so that way she can become LAPD Chief. Lucy Chen gets Grant Lawrence, a much more relaxed TO and is good friends with his fellow TOs especially Angela and Tim (the latter of whom as his own TO). With Mandy's Rookie year she didn't know that this would reveal secrets kept from her, flashbacks, and brand new traumatic experiences. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER: I don't own the Rookie or the characters, things have been changed to fit the story, rated mature for obvious reasons in the show, I don't write smut.

Autumn Sommers joined the LAFD having decided to become a firefighter just like her grandmother and grandfather were before her father was born. Autumn Sommers and Tim Bradford met, there was an undeniable attraction between the two of them but the two of them were stubborn and the subject of many rumours which of course were unfounded. Autumn's time as a firefighter, always working with the LAPD causes brand new traumatic experiences for her, secrets to be revealed. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER: I don't own the Rookie or the characters, things have been changed to fit the story, rated mature for obvious reasons in the show, I don't write smut.

Some people break like glass. She learned how to shatter silently. Skylar Altair wasn't supposed to wear a badge. At twenty-four, she was a certified prodigy-board-certified in half a dozen specialties, a nuclear medicine and neuro-path genius, a rising star in a white coat. The youngest. The brightest. The girl who never failed. But trauma doesn't care about your résumé. Loss doesn't care how many degrees you've earned. And the world doesn't stop spinning just because your soul flatlines. Her father died in front of her eyes when she was twelve. Her brother spiraled into addiction. And when she needed help most-when everything was taken from her in a single night-no one came. Not the heroes. Not the law. Not the system. So she stopped waiting. They taught her how to save people. Now she's going to learn how to protect herself. With the steel of a soldier in her blood and the precision of a surgeon in her bones, Skylar trades the hospital lights for sirens, scrubs for Kevlar. Becoming a cop was never the plan. But plans change-especially after the aftershock. In a city that's breaking at the seams, Skylar will have to confront everything she tried to bury: her rage, her grief, her brilliance, and the terrifying possibility that maybe-just maybe-she was meant for this life all along. Genius. Survivor. Rookie. She's not trying to be a hero. She's just trying not to fall apart again.

Tim Bradford is a seasoned police sergeant with a daily routine: his morning coffee. April, the witty barista behind the counter, makes those mornings brighter-and soon, Tim finds himself drawn to more than just the coffee. What begins as playful flirtation grows into dates, shared laughter, and tender moments of closeness. With the guidance and humor of friends, family, and coworkers, Tim and April navigate life's ups and downs-and discover that love, in all its messy, joyful glory, is worth taking a chance on.

Ziva Daniels is pretty much LA royalty being the daughter of famous movie producer Glenn Daniels but she wants to make her legacy. She joins the LAPD

They were a legendary trio in the US Army-Sergeants Jessica Carter, Jay Halstead, and Greg "Mouse" Gerwitz. Bound by brotherhood forged in fire, they faced every mission as one. But a simple reconnaissance operation in Iraq turns into a nightmare when they are ambushed and captured. For Jessica, the ordeal becomes a special kind of hell, leaving her physically broken and mentally scarred by unspeakable trauma. Jay, her best friend and anchor, makes a life-altering decision to bring her home to Chicago, leaving his army career behind. Now, as Jessica fights to rebuild her life and career as a Chicago PD detective, she must confront the ghosts of her past. Haunted by memories and struggling with PTSD, she leans on Jay more than ever, and their bond deepens into something new. But when a long-buried secret about her captivity surfaces, the very foundation of their trust is shattered. Can their relationship survive the devastating truth? And when a ghost from that fateful day in Iraq suddenly reappears on the streets of Chicago, Jessica must decide if she is still a victim or if she has the strength to fight back one last time. This is a gripping story of brotherhood, resilience, and betrayal, exploring the unbreakable bonds of family-both the one you're born into and the one you find on the battlefield. Disclaimer: contains description of sexual abuse, PTSD, tortures and mental health problems.