From a USA Today bestselling and RITA-award winning author, a novel uniting two beloved series:
Smokejumper Conner Young can't wait to marry the woman who's stood by him for three years as he fought fires in the forests of the northwest. The only wound in the weekend is the lack of his best man--a brother whose murder is still unsolved. It's unfinished business that haunts him, keeping him from truly moving on.
Liza Beaumont, long time Deep Haven artist is a survivor of a brutal grizzly attack. Struggling with nightmares, she's not sure she's ready to join Conner's world. He's a hero, yes, but his life is rife with danger and stress and frankly she's not sure she has the courage to be the wife of a man who may not come home again.
When Liza's wedding invitation unearths a witness in his brother's murder, Conner's hope of solving the case is reignited. Suddenly, it's a choice between showing up to help Liza knit together their perfect day--or tracking down his brother's killer. But when his investigation finds its way to Deep Haven, and Liza's life is threatened, there may not be a wedding at all.
What happens when the smokejumpers from Montana Fire come to Deep Haven? Sparks, fire and hopefully...a happy ending.
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So, get ready to be completely engrossed, on the edge of your seat and utterly delighted by this one. If possible, try to start it when you have several hours to just be alone with it, because I promise you it is hard to put down and stop thinking about. This one has all the feels; suspense, action, romance, faith, hope and more... I see the seeds for some new story lines in here!
I would recommend reading Playing with Fire, Book 2 in the Montana Fire Series first. Connor and Liza meet in another novel but the meat of their story is found in the aforementioned book. Truthfully, Connor and Liza show up in several of Warren's novels (individually), but you do not have to read them all to get this one. I can however, highly recommend all of her earlier books, they were wonderful!
(Sigh, I am still in the ahhh moment over this one! Loved it!)