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Available on Jan 26, 2027 | 440 Pages
When a heroic rescue leaves firefighter Colby Morgan fighting to rebuild his life, the last thing he expects is to fall for the woman helping him recover in this emotionally rich, humor-filled romance with sizzling chemistry, blended family warmth, and a swoonworthy “man in uniform” hero who will do anything for the woman he loves.
**A Revised and Refreshed DELUXE EDITION trade paperback with stenciled edges, interior design, and sticker sheet**
Prepare to meet Colby Morgan, the hottest firefighter on your bookshelf . . .
The first time I laid eyes on Lydia Decker, I couldn’t speak. Or breathe. Or string two coherent thoughts together.
And I don’t mean any of that figuratively.
I’m not talking about a guy being floored by the sight of a gorgeous woman—although, of course, Lydia is gorgeous beyond words. No, when I first laid eyes on Lydia Decker—my physical therapist—I was lying flat on my back in the ICU, high as a kite on painkillers, breathing on a ventilator, my bones as broken and splintered as my spirit.
When I first laid eyes on Lydia Decker, she was a ray of light in the dark. A salve for my singed and battered soul. She said she’d been assigned to bring me back to life. Helping me was her calling. And then she touched me. Physically, emotionally, spiritually. She healed me.
And I fell in love.
But what I didn’t know . . . what I couldn’t possibly know . . . was that Lydia Decker needed fixing far more than I ever did.
**A Revised and Refreshed DELUXE EDITION trade paperback with stenciled edges, interior design, and sticker sheet**
Prepare to meet Colby Morgan, the hottest firefighter on your bookshelf . . .
The first time I laid eyes on Lydia Decker, I couldn’t speak. Or breathe. Or string two coherent thoughts together.
And I don’t mean any of that figuratively.
I’m not talking about a guy being floored by the sight of a gorgeous woman—although, of course, Lydia is gorgeous beyond words. No, when I first laid eyes on Lydia Decker—my physical therapist—I was lying flat on my back in the ICU, high as a kite on painkillers, breathing on a ventilator, my bones as broken and splintered as my spirit.
When I first laid eyes on Lydia Decker, she was a ray of light in the dark. A salve for my singed and battered soul. She said she’d been assigned to bring me back to life. Helping me was her calling. And then she touched me. Physically, emotionally, spiritually. She healed me.
And I fell in love.
But what I didn’t know . . . what I couldn’t possibly know . . . was that Lydia Decker needed fixing far more than I ever did.
