Park City Firefighter Romance

Julia, a witty and independent public defense attorney, doesn’t need a man—but she does need to secure a boyfriend by her twenty-eighth birthday to keep her mother from setting her up, if only for that day. She has her eyes set on February, the gorgeous firefighter from the benefit calendar on her wall. Unfortunately, when Julia meets Dax, AKA February, and sparks fly, she learns he’s a self-proclaimed bachelor.

Blue Reed is the Captain of Engine 2 on the Park City Fire Department, the leader of a crew proudly known as Blue’s Bachelors. But when a black-haired beauty crosses his path during a competition adventure race, he wonders if his bachelor days are numbered.

A stone cold firefighter, lifelong secrets, and the vivacious woman who won’t give up.

Sea shells on Christmas trees, a firefighter, and the woman who broke his heart ten years ago … what more could you want this holiday season?

Emily Times wouldn’t admit that Tom Kent was the one who got away. No, she would never admit that. Number one, because she’d turned him down. And, number two, because she didn’t have time to think about the past. Until she’s stuck at her boss’s wedding in Maui and her boyfriend ditches her at the last minute.

Jillian knows by serendipitous fate she’ll meet her true love three times before dating him. After one encounter with firefighter Jak Finlayson, she can’t wait for more, and is tempted to give up on fate and go find him.

Jak would give anything to run into Jillian again, but she remains as elusive as smoke. When a mysterious old woman shows up at the fire station with a fruitcake and a Christmas promise just for him, it restores his faith that he might find love by Christmas.

When Maci Bell, a first-grade teacher at Park City Prep, steps outside her school to give a disrespectful firefighter a piece of her mind, sparks fly. She takes a chance and kisses him, only to be rejected. The universe mocks her pain by making him her room mom.

Cat would love nothing more than to stay at home with a good book on New Year’s Eve, but she wants to cheer up her melancholy heart-broken roommate. When Cat agrees to attend a party with her roommate, she doesn’t expect to ring in the New Year by kissing her roommate’s ex-boyfriend.