Release Date: Nov 1st
How can she forgive him
for what he didn't do?
Photographer Izzy Cooper feels as frozen as her pictures. Trent Palmer might be the hottest firefighter in Templeton Cove, but she can never face him again. Not after he failed to save her brother. But when they're forced together by a calendar shoot, the sparks between them are undeniable.
Photographer Izzy Cooper feels as frozen as her pictures. Trent Palmer might be the hottest firefighter in Templeton Cove, but she can never face him again. Not after he failed to save her brother. But when they're forced together by a calendar shoot, the sparks between them are undeniable.
Izzy
knows it's not fair to blame Trent for the tragedy, but opening herself up to
loss again isn't something she's prepared to do, no matter how determined Trent
is to show her that pain is part of life and that love—their love—can make any
suffering bearable.
EXTRACT
The
security alarm chimed. Someone had stepped inside the studio. Exhaling a heavy
breath, Izzy pulled back her shoulders, lifted her head and forced a smile.
“Hi,
how can I…” Her heart stopped. Trent Palmer stood just inside the door. “Why
are you here?”
His
dark green gaze bored relentlessly into hers, his strong jaw set as he reached
behind him and shut the door. “I came by to see how you’re doing.”
Traitorous
attraction skittered over the surface of her skin before Izzy turned and strode
toward the corner she used for staging portrait shots. The fluffy bunnies, huge
furry dice and toys she’d used to relax a toddler earlier now felt macabre.
She
spun around, clutching a teddy bear. “The same as I was doing yesterday and the
day before. I told you I don’t want to see you. I don’t ever
want to see you. Why do you keep coming back?”
He
came closer, his gaze locked on hers. “You have to talk to me. I was Robbie’s
friend. There was nothing—”
“You
could do. Fine. I get it, but why do you feel the need to keep coming in here
and checking up on me? What do you want me to do? Dance in the street? Kick up
my heels at the fairground? God, just leave me alone.”
“There’s
a beach party tonight. I want you to come with me.”
She
stared. Why him? Why would a man she really liked—a damn firefighter—have to
pursue her like she was someone worth pursuing? “No.”
He
looked at the equipment covering the desk alongside him. He lifted and replaced
a camera, the hunch of his wide shoulders indicating his discomfort. Izzy hated
that she drew no satisfaction from that…only sadness.
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I really enjoyed this book and it is such a heart warming story. If you would like to check out my full review of Saved by the Firefighter you can do so here
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I really enjoyed this book and it is such a heart warming story. If you would like to check out my full review of Saved by the Firefighter you can do so here
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Rachel
lives with her husband and two teenage daughters in a small town near Bath in
the UK. After having several novels published by small US presses, she secured
agent representation in 2011. Since 2013, she has had six books published by
Harlequin Superromance (Templeton Cove Stories) and recently signed a contract
for two more. She also has four Victorian romances with eKensington/Lyrical
Press.
Rachel
is a member of the Romantic Novelists Association and Romance Writers of
America, and was selected to mentor the Superromance finalist of So You Think
You Can Write 2014 contest. When she isn’t writing, you’ll find Rachel with her
head in a book or walking the beautiful English countryside with her family.
Her dream place to live is Bourton-on-the-Water in South West England.
She
likes nothing more than connecting and chatting with her readers and fellow
romance writers. Rachel would love to hear from you!
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