The Drone Pilot's Midnight Shift
A Military Romance

About this book:

Twelve thousand miles separate Captain James Vance's Nevada trailer from First Lieutenant Maya Lin's British intelligence vault, but on the midnight shift, they're the only two people in the world who understand each other. He flies Reapers over the Hindu Kush; she reads the electromagnetic heartbeat of the battlefield. Their only connection is encrypted text scrolling across secure chat—tactical coordination that slowly, dangerously, becomes something neither regulation nor distance can justify ignoring.

When a high-value target slips into a canyon shadow, Maya's intercept saves the convoy. When James holds a perfect orbit through wind shear and fuel anxiety, he buys her the seconds to decode the warning call. Night after night, they hunt together in the static, two professionals bound by duty, caffeine, and a growing intimacy forged in the green glow of monitors—where using a real name feels like a breach of protocol, and logging off feels like leaving a piece of yourself behind.

*The Drone Pilot's Midnight Shift* delivers military authenticity with romantic tension that burns hotter than a Hellfire strike. For readers who crave technically precise operations, slow-burn enemies-to-lovers dynamics, and the quiet thrill of two guarded souls finding each other in the dark—this is your frequency.