There are worse things than being stuck alone in a cabin with a hot as sin firefighter who’s good with his hands. A lot worse . . . This should be fun.
Agreeing to help Brandon Culver recover from his injury seemed harmless enough.Sure, he’s a firefighter and Mountain Laurel Cove’s most eligible bachelor. But I’m too busy
focusing on my nursing career to be distracted by a handsome face.
Unfortunately, Brandon is a lot more than a great face.
He’s steady. Dependable. He’s the kind of man who remembers the little things and shows up
when it matters. His easy confidence is comforting. His quiet strength makes me feel safe. And the way he looks at me makes me question everything I thought I wanted.
But I’m in his home to care for him, not fall for him.
One tiny slip could ruin all the plans I’ve meticulously made for my life. Romance is a fool’s
game and if I’m anything, I’m level-headed. Until his heated gaze and lingering touch threaten to turn the electricity between us into a five-alarm fire.
If I’m not careful, I might be the one getting burned.
And, it absolutely did. I adored both Brandon and Autumn/Fall. I liked their connection, and I didn't even mind that he didn't remember her, as I really liked the way that part of the story was handled and it made them seem more human and approachable.
The appearances of other characters from the first book also added to this story, but I don't think you need to have read the first one to enjoy this one (now, you should read it, but that isn't the point here) but it definitely does add an additional element to this story.
I am looking forward to the next one in the series.
