Erin Reid  was one of the new breed of cops who had come forth to save America from itself. The term “police officer” had now taken on a unisex connotation. Badges all over the country were changed from the sexist term “policeman” to the more enlightened “police officer.” Not satisfied with their accomplishments, the hearts and flowers coalitions continued to strive for uniformity until there were virtually no restrictions As the city grew in population, so grew a need for additional officers on the police department. Recruitment had reopened in an effort to fill vacancies created by retirements and other forms of attrition. The complexion of the department was on the cusp of change. There were new forces on the horizon and they had their eyes on the former fraternities of the police and fire service. Erin would have a great deal in common with her brothers in arms. They both had an unusual fondness and affection for the female of the species. Erin's biggest problem was her lack of the appropriate appendage needed to consummate romantic relations. Nevertheless she was undeterred in her quest for the opposite sex, or in her case, the same sex.

Erin’s career had its ups and downs. She was a loner, feared by the male officers and female officers alike. No one would socialize with her off duty and she was never invited to coffee during a shift. No one understood her and everyone was afraid to try.  One day she met an FBI agent who took a liking to her and they become really good friends, but it was not to last forever for one day her close friend Paul had to leave on a mission of his own. Months later she receives an email to come visit and she jumped on the first plane to Nyheim not realizing her life was about to change forever.