Two young lawyers decide to become Navy SEALs after they take flying lessons. One succeeds. The other gets close, but the Navy disqualifies him because he lost a leg in combat in Iraq. The SEAL is straight. The amputee is gay. They join forces with a tight group of boyfriends and girlfriends to penetrate a domestic terrorism ring and are drawn into planning a cyberattack on health care databases and the murder of a public official. Just as the operation has progressed to the point that prosecution is imminent, things go horribly wrong, reversing the outcome of old competitions and presenting new physical and mental tests of their courage. Different kinds of love overcome jealousy and self-doubt, as bravery punches through fear.