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About the Book
Series: Last Chance Fire and Rescue #2
Authors: Megan Besing & Lisa Phillips
Publisher: Sunrise Publishing
Release Date: April 25, 2023
Genre: Christian Romantic Suspense
She battled every fire she ever faced.
He’s risking everything for the chance to belong.Veteran and therapist Natalie Atkinson watched her Army career explode in her face. All she ever wanted was to help people carry their burdens. Seeking a new future in Last Chance County doesn’t start so well when she’s the one being rescued from a client’s burning house. To make matters worse, now she’s stuck evaluating the truck and rescue squads for the fire department. When the chief overhears why she left her last job, she’s determined to prove to him and her boss that she’s still the right therapist to assess his crew.
No matter if success takes everything she’s got.
Fire Chief Macon James is the right man for the job. He doesn’t need a therapist interfering with the running of his crew or putting his position in jeopardy when a counselor is what tore his family apart. He’s got to get his firefighters to be a team, and he can do it without Natalie’s help. After an explosion destroys her car, it quickly becomes clear she might need him as much as everyone thinks he needs her. If these two stubborn hearts will surrender, they could have everything they want.
Or it could all go down in flames.
“Joey, we’ve got to go.” She gulped as darkness feathered on the outside of her vision. “There’s a fire.”
“Hold on a sec.”
She leaned into the storage compartment that was longer than any normal closet. “No, now. Fire—”
He did a fist pump. “Gold level! Take that, Simon.” He stuck the edge of his tongue along his cheek. “Dad usually has a fire when he cooks. He burned nuggets in the microwave once. That’s why we order takeout. Is that where we’re going? I’d rather have your pretzels.”
Natalie didn’t wait to explain. She crawled in farther and grabbed his earphones and the gaming device.
“Hey!”
“We’ve got to get out. There’s an actual fire in the kitchen. Your dad needs our help.”
Joey blinked at Natalie and then nodded. Natalie had a harder time moving backward in a skirt and the cramped space. She reached the closet door and was hit with another wave of heat.
Joey yanked on his gaming system, and it fell from Natalie’s fingers.
She gaped. Joey’s curtains were on fire. So was the basketball goal. The posters on his door curled and turned to ash. Flames flickered up from his trashcan.
She threaded her fingers through Joey’s. “We need to get out of here.” But the door and window were blocked by hot flames. Please, God, not again.
Joey gripped her hand. “What do we do?”
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Excerpt
“Joey, we’ve got to go.” She gulped as darkness feathered on the outside of her vision. “There’s a fire.”
“Hold on a sec.”
She leaned into the storage compartment that was longer than any normal closet. “No, now. Fire—”
He did a fist pump. “Gold level! Take that, Simon.” He stuck the edge of his tongue along his cheek. “Dad usually has a fire when he cooks. He burned nuggets in the microwave once. That’s why we order takeout. Is that where we’re going? I’d rather have your pretzels.”
Natalie didn’t wait to explain. She crawled in farther and grabbed his earphones and the gaming device.
“Hey!”
“We’ve got to get out. There’s an actual fire in the kitchen. Your dad needs our help.”
Joey blinked at Natalie and then nodded. Natalie had a harder time moving backward in a skirt and the cramped space. She reached the closet door and was hit with another wave of heat.
Joey yanked on his gaming system, and it fell from Natalie’s fingers.
She gaped. Joey’s curtains were on fire. So was the basketball goal. The posters on his door curled and turned to ash. Flames flickered up from his trashcan.
She threaded her fingers through Joey’s. “We need to get out of here.” But the door and window were blocked by hot flames. Please, God, not again.
Joey gripped her hand. “What do we do?”
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ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! I'm looking forward to reading this one!
ReplyDeleteThis excerpt is descriptive enough that I can imagine the heat, the smoke, and the flames. This is a book I want to read.
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