Falling For the Firefighter

She came home to rebuild her grandmother’s flower shop. Someone else wants to burn it to the ground.

Returning to Bloom Street was supposed to be Olivia Carter’s fresh start.

Reopen her grandmother’s flower shop. Rebuild the life she left behind. Prove she could do it on her own.

Then the shop catches fire.

And Jake Sullivan walks back into her life.

A fire captain with a protective streak and a maddening habit of noticing everything Olivia would rather hide, Jake quickly realizes the fire wasn’t an accident.

Someone targeted her shop.

Someone tampered with its safety systems.

And whoever started the fire isn’t finished.

As Olivia fights to save the business her grandmother left behind, missing receipts, threatening notes, sabotaged equipment and anonymous messages reveal that the danger surrounding Bloom Street may be connected to secrets buried in the town years ago. The investigation eventually points toward municipal records and Maren Voss, suggesting the sabotage is part of a much older pattern.

Jake wants to protect Olivia.

There’s just one problem.

Olivia refuses to be controlled.

The closer they get to the truth, the harder it becomes to separate Jake’s need to keep her safe from the feelings neither of them can keep ignoring.

And when attraction finally catches fire, Olivia has to decide whether trusting Jake means surrendering her independence—or finally finding someone willing to stand beside her instead of in front of her.

Because the person watching Olivia isn’t just trying to destroy her business anymore.

The attacks have become personal.

And this time, the next fire could cost far more than the flower shop.

Romantic, suspenseful, emotional, and steamy, Falling For The Firefighter is an adult small-town romance featuring a protective firefighter, an independent heroine, danger and mystery, forced proximity, fiery chemistry, community secrets, and a relationship built on learning the difference between protection and control.