Kirjahaku

When volunteer firefighter Aiden Billings gets stuck with a flat tire in rural Kentucky, he's not happy to have to drag his young daughter to a tire shop for the afternoon. But when the pretty receptionist glances his way, a sliver of his heart cracks open-something he hasn't felt since his wife died five years earlier.Nora Evans, however, has a past she's not keen on sharing, and with good reason. She's barely crested out of her life of drug use and abusive relationships, and is ready to heal. On her own.Will the two of them be able to get past the grief that has crippled their hearts? Or will it all go up in flames?

Their case may be getting cold, but their feelings for each other are just warming up. When Macie Greene gets a job in the office at the police station, she never expects to be put on a case due to her hyper-observant eyes and ears. After all, she's just a receptionist. But when she solves a case no one else can, she soon finds herself with a new job, and a new partner-the gorgeous, but standoffish, Tad Simmons. Tad isn't thrilled to have his solo gig interrupted by the new hire. He's spent his entire life trying to prove that, despite his partial blindness, he's better than anybody else at this game. Macie's involvement threatens the careful career he's built for himself. Not only that, but with her weird humor and self-effacing genius, she might even threaten the safe spaces he's built around his heart. However, when they both agree that a murder-suicide isn't what it seems, they're stuck working together. Trying to find enough proof of a murder-murder before the flicker of feelings between them gets too hot, or the case goes completely cold. And all they've got for witnesses are a few nasty relatives, some boring phone messages, and a missing dog...

In finding each other, will they lose themselves? Paramedic Lance Patterson knows you can't save everyone. Still, when he notices an injured dog limping along the outskirts of a car accident, he decides that maybe he can save just one more. A visit to the vet and a big bill later, Lance has another problem-the beautiful veterinary assistant that he can't get out of his head. But even if he could get her to remember his name, he's not sure that now is the time for love. After all, he's got an unexpected new dog, a demanding job, and a mother who's recovering from a recent stroke. Becca Williams has plans much different than her life as a veterinary assistant, or her sister's editing assistant, or any kind of assistant at all. The truth is that she likes helping people, and she's good at it. Still, it's time to pull away from her hyper-successful, animal-loving family and find her own way. Which doesn't involve any hot paramedics, especially of the puppy-rescuing variety. But when Lance needs help teaching his dog to use her paw fully again, how can she say no? A little time leads to a lot, and soon Becca is being pulled away from her dreams. Again. And Lance is sure he can save everything. Again. When is it time to let go, and when is it time to hold on?