Sofia Gonzalez is a newly-minted Detective, freshly transferred from the Long Beach Police Department to Mid-Wilshire Division. It's there she meets Angela Lopez, one of Mid-Wilshire's sharpest Training Officers. Despite their difference in rank, the two women quickly form a strong connection-one that slowly begins to blur the line between partnership and something far more intimate. Meanwhile, Sofia's closest friend and detective partner, Daisy Taylor, finds herself caught off-guard when she develops unexpected feelings for Wesley Evers, a dedicated public defender whose good heart is impossible to ignore. Disclaimer: I do not own The Rookie or any of its characters. Only Sofia Gonzalez, Daisy Taylor, and all other original characters belong to me.

Samuel "Sam" Mitchell is a dedicated community activist, working alongside his longtime friend James Murray. When LAPD officers John Nolan and Nyla Harper are assigned to their community centre, tensions rise. James wants nothing to do with the police, but Sam-seeing Nolan's genuine desire to help-decides to give him a chance. As Sam and Nyla spend more time together, the walls between them begin to fall. What starts as reluctant respect slowly turns into something deeper. And before long, Sam and Nyla find themselves building a life, and a family, neither of them ever expected. Disclaimer: I do not own The Rookie or any of its characters. Only Sam Mitchell, Alize Miller, and all other original characters belong to me.

Sergeant Mark Jones is newly transferred to Mid-Wilshire, and when he's off shift, he finds himself spending more and more time with Captain Zoe Andersen. As Zoe shows him the ropes of the station-so different from North Hollywood-the two slowly grow closer. Feelings develop, lines blur, and soon they're both facing the same question: Zoe is the Captain. Mark is a sergeant under her command. They shouldn't act on their feelings... But maybe they can. Disclaimer: I do not own The Rookie or any of its characters. Only Mark Jones and all other original characters belong to me.

Fresh off a messy divorce from her convict ex-husband, Avery Blackwood is trying to rebuild her life one shift at a time. As an EMT with the Los Angeles Fire Department-working alongside her former sister-in-law and closest friend, Bailey Nune-Avery is determined to move forward and leave the Wyler family drama behind. But fate has other plans. While dog-sitting for a friend, Avery accidentally locks herself out of the house. Her desperate search for a spare key leads her next door... and straight into the path of John Nolan, an LAPD officer with a kind smile, good instincts, and a knack for showing up when she least expects it. What starts as an awkward introduction quickly turns into something Avery hasn't felt in a long time-possibility. Disclaimer: I do not own The Rookie or any of its characters. Only Avery Blackwood, Nathan Wyler, and all other original characters belong to me.

Lucy Chen and Elizabeth Martinez have been best friends since childhood. Now, years later, they've ended up walking the same path-training side by side as rookie cops with the LAPD, along with Jackson West and John Nolan. Both Lucy and Elizabeth have feelings for each other, but neither is willing to admit it, each afraid the other doesn't feel the same way. As they navigate the challenges of being rookies, the unspoken tension between them only grows. Disclaimer: I do not own The Rookie or any of its characters. Only Elizabeth Martinez and any other original characters belong to me.

Natalie "Nat" Hayes enlisted in the military at 18, where she met Tim Bradford and became his second-in-command. After leaving the Army together in 2007, the two joined the LAPD. Their shared background helped them advance quickly, and during their rookie year they began dating-marrying just two years later. By 2009, Tim had earned his promotion to Training Officer while Natalie was tapped for Detective, fast-tracked into Narcotics, and partnered with her Academy friend, Isabel Blake. But by 2019, everything had changed. Isabel's struggle with addiction began in 2016, and Nat had gone deep undercover in a cartel ring-six months in when a new wave of rookies joined the LAPD. Tim's life continued at the station, while Nat's path pulled her further into the shadows. Disclaimer: I don't own The Rookie-just Natalie "Nat" Hayes and her story. Disclaimer 2: This is the WTS version of my first book.

Natalie "Nat" Hayes enlisted in the military at 18, where she met Tim Bradford and became his second-in-command. After leaving the Army together in 2007, the two joined the LAPD. Their shared background helped them advance quickly, and during their rookie year they began dating-marrying just two years later. By 2009, Tim had earned his promotion to Training Officer while Natalie was tapped for Detective, fast-tracked into Narcotics, and partnered with her Academy friend, Isabel Blake. But by 2019, everything had changed. Isabel's struggle with addiction began in 2016, and Nat had gone deep undercover in a cartel ring-six months in when a new wave of rookies joined the LAPD. Tim's life continued at the station, while Nat's path pulled her further into the shadows. Disclaimer: I don't own The Rookie-just Natalie "Nat" Hayes and her story.

Danielle "Dani" Lopez is the fraternal twin sister of Angela Lopez, Dani is also old friends with Wesley Evers and if she was being honest had feelings for him but those feelings she never revealed, especially since Wesley was engaged to another lawyer, Monica Stevens, well at least until he cheated on her in 2017. Dani is a training officer just like her sister, Tim Bradford (who Angela loves teasing) and Talia Bishop, however there's only three new Rookies so Dani will just be patrolling by herself. Disclaimer: I don't own any of the characters aside from Danielle "Dani" Lopez.

Detective Parker Smith has spent the last four years working deep undercover. When she finally returns to regular detective work at Mid-Wilshire - the same station where she began as a rookie - she finds herself reunited with Officer Tim Bradford. Years ago, the two went undercover together, posing as a couple. What started as an act turned into something real, and they dated for six weeks before Parker transferred to North Hollywood. Life took them down different paths - Tim married Isabel, a narcotics detective - but now, with Tim recently divorced and Parker back in L.A., old sparks begin to resurface. Note: This story begins during Season 2, Episode 4: "Warriors and Guardians." It's my first time starting a story at the beginning of a different season, so this will be an interesting new approach. Disclaimer: I do not own The Rookie or any of its characters. Only Parker Smith and any other original characters belong to me.

Officer Lucy Chen has been together with fellow Officer, Tim Bradford, for five years, married for three, dating for two. Lucy met Tim at Genny's (Tim's sister) birthday party when she was 18, he was 20 and going into the military but the two kept in contact over the years and in 2007 when Tim returned he joined the LAPD, along with Lucy Chen, the two became Rookie's together and Lucy became a psych major while studying at the police academy. Five months later, Tim and Lucy graduated the Academy and became Rookie's together alongside Isabel Bradford, Tim's paternal cousin, who joined narcotics and went undercover losing her way to drugs. In 2014 when Lucy's thirty two and Tim's thirty four the two of them start dating, they date for two years before marrying in 2016 with Tim's best friend, Angela Lopez, his sister, Genny, their sergeant Wade Grey, Lucy's best friend, Rachel Hall and her aunt and uncle with her cousins in attendance. By 2019 their marriage isn't common knowledge and they like to keep it that way, Tim, Angela and Talia are all training officers and Lucy's happy as a patrol officer, Grey also kindly allowed their shifts to sync up and their days off too, so more often than not Lucy meets with the others for lunch. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER: I don't own the Rookie or the characters, things have been changed to fit the story, but Day of Death will still happen with a few changes, rated mature for obvious reasons in the show, I don't write smut.