is she trying to save people or her younger self? in this story we follow a young mexican female police officer in chicago. we see her past come back to hunt her, her future and what could be in her life. cynthia didn't have it easy growing up. when she turned sixteen her father, julian changed. he became abusive to her mother, jocelyn. there was nothing for cynthia to do but call the cops and she did, eight times and they did nothing. they just called them "crazy mexicans" and left. one night her mother got home late from work and that made her father freak out so they began fighting, cynthia took a candle stick and kept hitting him until he let go of her mom than they called the police, only one person came and that was jay halstead. [season ten] [dante torres x oc]

Warning: This is the ninth book in a series. I recommend you go back and read the others starting with "Fight Her" and/or the part in "Protect Her" titled "OC Info" for some of this to make sense. With time running out, the Intelligence Unit is rushing to find their missing teammates before they succumb to irreversible harm. With Roy Walton still at large, a dark secret starts to loom over one member like a shadow; slowly sucking all the life out of them bit by bit. With the FBI intervening in the case, our favorite brunette grows wary as remarkable similarities take her back into a past she wished would stay long forgotten. Will they find them in time? Will this member drown in their own guilt or can someone pull them up against the crashing waves? And, most importantly, when the Federal Investigation takes a turn Ana never could have expected. . . who will Rescue Her from herself? (Season 9)

Warning: This is the eighth book in a series. I recommend you go back and read the others starting with "Fight Her" and/or the part in "Protect Her" titled "OC Info" for some of this to make sense. In the aftermath of Kevin telling the truth about Doyle's untimely death, the Voights want nothing more than to protect him from the consequences. However, with a new virus spreading around that might prove to be much harder than it should. With COVID-19 lurking right around the corner, the city of Chicago has to take extra precautions to ensure that its first responders do not come under any harm. Meanwhile, in New York, an old friend returns bringing with him the loss of another and the revival of an old pain. What happens when Ana flies over on one of her routine trips to help Olivia and the rest of the SVU Squad? Will her sister Reunite Her with said friend? Or will Olivia's anger get the best of her and prevent our favorite brunette from ever finding out he was there in the first place? And how will the female Sergeant fair when a disease that primarily attacks the lungs threatens to consume the entire world? (Season 8)

Warning: This is the seventh book in a series. I recommend you go back and read the others starting with "Fight Her" and/or the part in "Protect Her" titled "OC Info" for some of this to make sense. The reign of Police Superintendent and Chicago's Newest Mayor, Brian Kelton, has come to an end thanks to our favorite brunette. However, her team doesn't know that. The Intelligence Unit gets called down to a crime scene and they find it flooded with every cop in the city. With their minds racing through multiple possibilities, nothing could have prepared them for what happened next. Back at the mattress factory, the fire continued to spiral out of control leaving Ana with no clue who of survived the explosion. Who will make it out alive, if anyone? Throughout the next year or so, each member of the Intelligence Unit will experience a life changing event. For better or for worse. We all know that when Hank Voight is involved the truth comes to light, eventually. So when it does, what will it mean for Ana? Can the Team still Trust Her? Or will the weight of what they are about to go through crush them whole? (Season 7)

Warning: This is the sixth book in a series. I recommend you go back and read the others starting with "Fight Her" and/or the part in "Protect Her" titled "OC Info" for some of this to make sense. The death of Alvin Olinksy and the things she went through during Denny Woods' reign of terror have taken it's toll on our favorite brunette. All she really wants to do is grieve and heal. But with the problem of the Carlos DeLeon shooting looming over her husband like a shadow, there isn't much time for that. And to top it all off, Chicago is in need of a new mayor and CPD Superintendent Brian Kelton seems more than happy to rise to the occasion. How will this affect the members of the Intelligence Unit? What happens when an old friend of Hank's joins the running? And most importantly, when Ana starts keeping a dark secret from the teams of the 21st District and Firehouse 51, will they figure it out and Help Her? Or will it consume her whole instead? (Season 6)

Warning: This is the fifth book in a series. I recommend you go back and read the others starting with "Fight Her" and/or the part in "Protect Her" titled "OC Info" for some of this to make sense. An enemy thought to have been taken care of comes back for vengence and he's out for blood. More specifically, Hank's. An event thought to have been buried in the past comes back to haunt the Voights. Said enemy thinks Hank is responsible for said event and starts searching for ways to get what he needs to bring the male Sergeant down for good. What happens when he finds out who Ana really is? Will he use her to get to Hank? When things take a dark turn for out favorite brunette, will the teams of Intelligence and Firehouse 51 see what's going on? Or will he Break Her instead? (Season 5)

Warning: This is the fourth book in a series. I recommend you go back and read the others starting with "Fight Her" and/or the part in "Protect Her" titled "OC Info" for some of this to make sense. Losing Justin left Ana in a dark place. A place that made her more reckless and ruthless in her goal to protect her loved ones. Losing Danny left Jimmy boiling in rage directed at one Battalion Chief Wallace Boden, the man he deemed responsible for his brother's death. What will happen when these two clash? What if a fire at a seemingly abandoned warehouse turns out to be so much more? What will our favorite brunette do when Bunny Fletcher comes back to cause even more chaos? But above all. . . Will Ana continue to spiral down this dark path? Or can the teams of Firehouse 51 and The Intelligence Unit Guide Her back to the light? (Season 4)

Warning: This is the third book in a series. I recommend you go back and read the others starting with "Fight Her" and/or the part in "Protect Her" titled "OC Info" for some of this to make sense. Erin quit, Jack Nesbitt is still on the loose, and Bunny Fletcher is wreaking more havoc then ever. Despite it all, there are still cases that need to be solved and the Intelligence Unit will still solve them. The criminals, who cause these cases to appear, will not hesitate to hurt them either and a certain brunette will not hesitate to rain Hell down upon them all. For the only thing worse than a raging Hank Voight. . . . . .is a silent Ana. And they have every right to Fear Her. (Season 3)

Warning: This is the 2nd book in a series. I recommend you read the first one or at least the part of it titled OC Info for some of this to make sense. As long as the city is still full of criminals, there will still be cases to solve, and the Intelligence team will be there to solve them. Even if one of those cases happens to be the murder of Sheldon Jin. Sergeant Ana Voight already knows who the culprit is. And a certain someone won't cause our couple anymore trouble. One of our Detectives already seems to have someone in mind to take the Techie's place. With many things beginning to look up, will anyone take notice of the shadow looming over the female Sergeant? Can Hank stop the darkness from taking over his wife? When evil threatens to destroy what is good. . . Who will Save Her? (Season 2)

What if Hank Voight's wife wasn't dead? What if Camille was actually Hank's sister? What if Intelligence had not one, but two Sergeants? This 2nd Sergeant also happens to be a firefighter at 51. Meet Ana Voight. Strong, Intimidating, but Fragile from a dark past that not even Hank knows all of. The one woman you don't want to mess with, not just because she is Hank Voight's wife but because the entire Intelligence team is extremely protective of her. (And for good reason) The team may not all agree on Hank's tactics but what they can agree on, is using them to Protect Her. (Season 1)