White Heat - Paperback

by Jill Shalvis (Author)

She never lands. He never feels. Until the flames close in.

After a deadly wildfire steals his crew, hotshot firefighter Griffin Moore is done being a hero. He's living on autopilot-until his brother guilts him into one last job in a tiny village in Mexico's Copper Canyon.

Save the town. Train the volunteers. Then disappear again.

Easy...until he meets Lyndie Anderson.

Lyndie is a bush pilot who lives out of a duffel and keeps her heart at cruising altitude. The sky is her home, her plane is her safe place, and she has zero intention of falling for the grumpy, broad-shouldered firefighter who hates flying and feels everything way too much.

But days on the fire line and nights in a smoky base camp make it impossible to keep their distance. The more the flames close in, the harder it is to pretend this is temporary.

Because somewhere between "just one more day" and "we might not make it out," Griffin and Lyndie stop fighting the heat between them...and start wondering if they've finally found something worth staying for.