A spicy firefighter romance perfect for readers who love cozy small towns, age gaps, and slow-burning tension! After three years in the city, Ivy Farnsworth never expected to return to Harmony Hills as her brother’s guardian. At twenty-six, she suddenly finds herself raising sixteen-year-old Joe and juggling two jobs, determined to give him the chance to chase his dream of becoming a pilot—even if it means putting her own on hold. The last thing Ivy needs is a distraction, especially Ford Hayes, the firefighter next door. Wary and closed off after a messy divorce, Ford has no interest in giving love a second chance… until Ivy’s quick wit, quiet strength, and unwavering optimism begin to chip away at his walls. Ivy has spent her life taking care of everyone else, but Ford is the first to truly show up for her. As their friendship slowly deepens into love, they must decide if they’re willing to risk their hearts—or if the weight of their pasts will keep them apart.

An emotional ‘she’s pregnant but it’s not his x he’s the dad who stepped up’ romance for lovers of small town, age gap, and slow burn with spice! Pregnant, alone, and determined to never lose herself again, Alma Nichols arrives in the small town of Harmony Hills to rebuild the life her ex nearly destroyed. Falling in love isn’t part of the plan, let alone for the man she thought she’d never see again—Nash Hayes, her new boss, who she shared an intense summer connection with four years before. Nash has spent years trying to prove he’s more than the disappointment everyone expects him to be. After a fire at his mountain resort leaves his reputation hanging by a thread, the last thing he needs is to fuel rumors he’s involved with an employee. Yet the moment Alma walks back into his life, something he thought long gone sparks back to life. As Alma fights to build her future, Nash is caught between showing her she’s not alone and wondering if he’ll ever be enough for her and her baby. With feelings that refuse to stay buried and a connection neither of them can ignore, opening their hearts might be the biggest risk of all.