In the serene coastal town of Harbor Grove, Maine, where lighthouse beams still guide ships home and neighbors know each other's stories by heart, an unlikely guardian keeps watch. Sarah Mitchell, the gentle-handed nurse whose tireless dedication at Seaside Medical Clinic has saved countless lives over the past decade, carries a past written in battlefield blood - 15 years as one of the most decorated combat medics in Special Operations history. When a ruthless organization starts pressuring local businesses for 'protection money,' they'll learn too late that some healers haven't forgotten how to fight.
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The morning fog rolls off the Atlantic, wrapping Harbor Grove's weathered buildings in a pearly haze as Sarah Mitchell begins her daily rounds at Seaside Medical Clinic. Her footsteps echo through corridors she's walked for ten years, each step measured, each movement carrying the fluid efficiency of someone who learned to work under far more demanding conditions than a small-town clinic's morning rush.
"Easy now, Mr. Henderson," she soothes, helping an elderly fisherman onto an examination table. Her hands, steady as lighthouse beams, check his vitals with practiced precision. The old man's arthritis has been acting up again, making it hard to work his lobster traps, but Sarah's touch seems to carry its own kind of medicine. Patients say there's something different about her care - a certainty, a presence that makes even the most anxious calm down.
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