Green Sea

Sidney Nelson is a psychologist who arrives in Panama for a long overdue vacation only to end up kidnapped and imprisoned in a guerrilla camp in the Colombian jungle. Overwhelming fear and abuse threaten her emotional sanity during her captivity, while “The Man” (the leader of the terrorist group) instills terror of a different magnitude. Her kinship to her Admiral father in the American military implicates her as a useful tool to the leftist guerrilla’s beliefs. Little did she she has become the catalyst to incite the American government to retaliate against the Colombian President.Through her combative skills and the Navy Seal’s intervention, she is able to escape the camp, only to be followed and threatened by the terrorists back at her home in San Diego. One of the guerrilla guards makes it his personal vendetta to recapture or terminate her, either option ensuring his placement within the terrorist’s regime, which is his ultimate goal. Lieutenant Commander Tristan Helm makes it his mission to protect Sidney, while fighting an attraction that grows in intensity with their close proximity. As passion flares between the two, Tristan is pulled into an ethical dilemma surrounding his respect for his Admiral and his dedication to his team.