The Poseidon team are hard-bodied, fiercely competitive Navy SEALs. But when a sensitive mission goes disastrously wrong, three of the team's finest will have to trust their hearts and instincts to uncover the truth…
Lieutenant Elijah Prescott should be spending his precious leave somewhere with sun, surf and scantily clad women. Instead, he's heading home with two goals in mind. Figure out exactly how his last assignment went to hell and almost killed him—and reconnect with the woman who might offer salvation. Ava Monroe has streamlined her life, eliminating every source of pain—including a marriage touched by tragedy. One glimpse of her ex and those good intentions turn to bad-girl desires. Her strategy: get over Elijah by getting under him again, sating herself until she can finally let go. But as betrayal within the rank of the SEALs turns deadly, there's no denying that her heart and her life are on the line. Elijah is the only man who can protect both… 
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It’s All In A Name I'll admit it, I’m a sucker for names. Oh, they don’t have to be fancy or exotic. But they do have to click. And like naming a child, once I’ve named a character, I can’t seem to change it. So naming becomes a part of my plotting process. It can sometimes take me as long to decide on a character’s name as it can to figure out the entire storyline. And I can’t write until it’s right. Writing my Team Poseidon series means I’m not only naming the book’s hero, but the entire SEAL team. Which has been a lot of fun. Each man is a hard-bodied, dedicated, intense hero, while they’re all different enough to be fun to write. In CALL TO HONOR, Diego Torres grew up in gangs, fighting to for colors and turf. To him, honor was everything—hence the title. I’d started his story with a different name, but it just wouldn’t click, so I had to go back to the Great Book of Baby Names, my notebook and doodles until I found the right fit. Elijah Prescott, the hero of my newest Team Poseidon story, CALL TO ENGAGE, fit his name perfectly. Old fashioned, with softer consonants but great depth and strength. His name, like the name of his story, clicked right from the start. And when the third Team Poseidon is released, you’ll have to tell me if you think the name Nic Savino fits the hero of CALL TO REDEMPTION. Do you pay a lot of attention to the names of the characters you read? Does it ever seem like the name doesn’t quite fit? 
New York Times and USA TODAY Bestselling author of more than forty books, Tawny Weber loves writing about sexy heroes, most notably her popular Navy SEALs series. Her sassy, emotional romances are filled with men dedicated to being the best—and women determined to have the best. Tawny credits her ex-military alpha husband for inspiration in her writing, and in her life. The recipient of numerous writing accolades, including Romantic Times Reviewers Choice and in addition to the NY Times and USA Today bestseller lists, Tawny has also hit the number one spot on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
A homeschooling mom, Tawny enjoys scrapbooking, gardening and spending time with her family and dogs in her Northern California home. Website | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Goodreads 
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