No One Knew the New Grad Nurse Was a JTF2 Operative — Until Her Old Unit Marched Through the ER to Salute Her

What if the nurse everyone ignored was the most dangerous person in the building — and no one found out until armed men walked through the ER doors?
What does it take to be seen for who you really are?
She wore a pale blue lanyard that marked her as a new grad. She said little, made no waves, and let the department head speak over her without flinching. For four weeks, Simone Audet was invisible — exactly the way she had trained herself to be. But when four armed men used a wounded OPP officer to breach Northfield Community Hospital, the woman everyone had dismissed became the only person in the building who knew exactly what to do.
A new grad nurse written off by her department head discovers that her past refuses to stay hidden when a critical threat enters the ER
The moment Simone's former commanding officer walks through the hospital corridor changes everything — for her, for her colleagues, and for the doctor who never once gave her a fair chance
A story about what it costs to hide who you are, and what it means to finally be seen

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