Torch

I lost her once.

I can't lose her again.


I fight wildfires. It’s dirty, sweaty, and dangerous, but there’s nothing else like it. There’s no adrenaline boost like a hundred-foot wall of flame. There’s no victory better than saving a town.


Particularly when the town you save is your ex-girlfriend’s.

Clementine’s that ex. The one I haven’t seen in eight years. The one I thought I was going to marry.


We were over a long time ago, and there was a good reason why. There were a hundred good reasons, and I know every single one by heart.


Or at least, I thought I did. The more time I spend with Clementine, the harder they are to recall.


She’s still hotter than any fire I’ve ever fought. Still the same feisty, whip-smart, headstrong girl I fell for. When we’re together, it feels like eight years may as well have been eight minutes.


I already know how this story ends: we go down in flames. Crash and burn.


But I’ve never loved anyone like I loved Clementine. Not even close.


Maybe some fires are worth rekindling.


Torch is a high-heat standalone romance. It's for fans of firefighters, small towns, great banter, and anyone who loves a second chance. The hero is a former military fireman who's never forgotten his first love -- who happens to be a forest ranger in the town where he's sent to fight a wildfire. It's steamy as heck, has a dog named Trout (the dog doesn't die), and of course there's an HEA.


This standalone is for fans of Amy Daws, Melanie Harlow, and A. L. Jackson.