Synopsis
From the Sunday Times bestselling author of the DC Stars comes a steamy firefighter romance perfect for fans of the Sky Ridge Hotshots and Abby Jimenez.
A jilted romance author with a case of writer’s block, Mia Dunn is hoping to turn her summer around after a broken engagement.
When an apartment fire traps Mia in her home, her brother’s best friend, Cooper Givens, is the one to save her. After a video of his heroic rescue goes viral, Cooper and Mia are thrust into an unexpected media spotlight as thousands of comments swirl about their relationship status.
They come up with a plan to use the attention for good: they’ll pretend to be a couple to help Cooper get his dream job as the Oak Valley fire chief.
As Mia and Cooper work together and keep up their charade, their pretend relationship starts to feel very real.
Will the spark between them catch fire? Or is their friendship about to go up in smoke?
Featuring:
Firefighter x romance author
Friends-to-lovers
Fake dating
Brother's best friend
Viral social media moment
He falls first
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Reviews
“Talk about the perfect storm: the banter, the chemistry, and the genuine care these characters have for each other make for a story with hurricane-force feels”Jessica Peterson, New York Times bestselling author of the Lucky River Ranch series, on In Stormy Weather
“Phenomenal chemistry, crackling banter, and some truly heart-pounding, action-packed moments . . . utterly unputdownable. A new romance favourite! ”Rachel Lynn Solomon, New York Times bestselling author of The Ex Talk, on In Stormy Weather
“Chelsea Curto is truly a force of nature . . . a perfect windstorm of thrills, swoons, quippy banter, and gentle love. I couldn’t let go for a single second ”Julie Olivia, internationally bestselling author of If It Makes You Happy, on In Stormy Weather
“Witty, spectacularly charming and bursting with heart . . .This is the rivals-to-lovers romance, and Curto is a voice to watch! Truly an instant classic”Peyton Corinne, internationally bestselling author of Unsteady, on In Stormy Weather
