A Name I never knew
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Eleanor Nash never knew her father - only his name: Robert Nash. What she doesn't realize is that he's Bobby Nash, a respected fire captain in Los Angeles. When she sees him on the news, curiosity sparks something deep inside her. Leaving behind the life she built with her late husband, Eleanor moves to L.A. with her two daughters in search of answers. There, she not only meets the man who might be her father, but also his new wife... and one of his colleagues, who may just change everything.
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I know it doesn't all add up compared to the series. But if you look at some of the characters and their story. Then none of the stories add up. So this is just an alternate universe, where SWAT, The Rookie and 9-1-1 are in the same world and can know each other. There are a number of familiar pieces from the series in it. But then completely fitting into my story.
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