Fancy a Texas blacksmith who’s not afraid to fan the flames? What about some scorching chemistry
between an amnesiac heroine and the hot firefighter who claims they were once inseparable? We
have another firefighter story for you, this one featuring a grumpy wounded hero who can no longer
hide his desire for the fabulous female firefighter on his team. What about when enemies-to-lovers
stumble into forever kind of love? Or when a straightforward marriage-of-convenience gets
complicated, fast? Reunion romances. First loves. The endless kind of love… Bring on the heat this
summer with these six sizzling romances. We hope you like it hot!

Texas Forged by Eve Gaddy
When world famous metal artist Gabe Walker finally shoots his shot with the woman he’s loved for
years, the last thing he expects is for Chantal Chandler to fall pregnant. But he’s not complaining.
Now all he has to do is convince Chantal he’s hers for good, for real, and forever!

Hot Mess by Amy Andrews
Arabella Tucker doesn’t remember much about her old life, but surely firefighter Logan Knight would
have been impossible to forget. Especially if she’d been in a relationship with him. Why would she
have ever turned away from chemistry so scorching hot?

Nursing The Flame by Shelli Stevens
Firefighter Lieutenant Reggie Andrews knows the rules—workplace romance is out! Until he finds
himself laid up and grumpy and relying on fellow firefighter Amber Chapman to bring a little
sunshine…and a whole lot of passion…into his life.

Her Texas Ex by Katherine Garbera
Amelia Corbyn doesn’t do reunion romance. As a confused and heartbroken teenager, she left her
family, her small town, and her first-love Cal Delaney far behind and she has no regrets. Right?

Strictly Off Limits by Stella Holt
Detective Conner Maguire isn’t nearly as bad as his ex-best friend’s little sister thinks he is, but if
Hannah Paletti wants to play enemies-to-lovers, he’s willing. Even if the game lasts forever.

Catch Me by Michelle Arris
Businessman Dominic Balaska and pastry chef Tabitha Seils enter a marriage of convenience for all
the wrong reasons. He wants his trust fund. She wants a baby. They don’t even like each other. How
can these two enemies-to-lovers possibly find happiness in each other’s arms?