Maps, Moose & Mutual Aid: A Romantic Comedy

Samir Patel came to Dalton for three days. Long enough to help a storm-battered town build better emergency routes, map danger points, and hand off a mutual-aid plan before moving on to the next crisis. That's how Samir works: arrive, solve the problem, leave before anyone starts expecting him to stay. Nel Kim has lived in Dalton long enough to know that survival is rarely a solo act. As a volunteer EMT, he trusts preparation, steady hands, and neighbors who show up when it counts. What he doesn't expect is to become local partner, coffee provider, and emotional landing zone for a brilliant, exhausted disaster mapper who looks at roads like they're truth-tellers and people like they're temporary. Late nights at the community center turn into competence-fueled chemistry. A rescue call in the middle of a planning meeting changes everything. And when Dalton's mutual-aid system starts working exactly the way it should, Samir realizes the real problem isn't whether the town needs him. It's whether he's brave enough to need something back. Maps, Moose & Mutual Aid is a warm, funny, small-town M/M romance featuring a burned-out disaster response mapper, a quietly romantic EMT volunteer, winter storms, map-wall flirting, a town that believes baked goods are part of emergency infrastructure, and the slow, tender realization that home might be the place you choose to return to.

Pagina's: 236, Paperback, Independently published