Can the wounded firefighter and the plucky historian stop the dangerous plot they uncover before it’s too late—for the town and for their love? There were a lot of hero firefighters during the Crystal Canyon Fire—but Jess Morrison doesn’t count himself as one of them. After all, he not only almost lost his life fighting the blaze, but he also blames himself not doing more to save the lives claimed by the flames. Years later, he’s still under fire from the scars that disaster left him with, both physical and otherwise. He’s not sure he’ll ever be free of the nightmares, or if he even deserves to be. Until he meets curvy historian Rosie Fields, that is. She’s working to build a replica of the homesteads to keep local history alive. Inspired by Rosie’s efforts, Jess finds himself wondering if he could be more than a failure of a firefighter, if the loss of the historical site is his to shoulder, and if he might actually still be a man worthy of happiness and love. But when Rosie and Jess find themselves under fire from a dangerous plot, their happy ending might go up in smoke…