Some partnerships are assigned. Some are answered prayers in disguise. In the sweltering July heat of Maplewood, Georgia, EMT instructor Hannah Calloway is running a Community Emergency Response Team training program with one goal: make forty volunteers ready for the worst. She is not ready for Caleb Merritt - a quiet, capable contractor who arrives two minutes late, questions her protocol on day one, and turns out to know exactly how to hold a chainsaw. Caleb moved to Maplewood to rebuild his life after a wildfire tragedy he has never fully named. He did not come to fall in love with the woman running the drills. But when a real emergency breaks out mid-training and the two of them respond in perfect unison - no signal, no hesitation - something shifts that neither of them can take back. - A faith rooted in Proverbs 3:5 - for readers who believe that trust is an act of courage, not surrender- Slow-burn romance with genuine heat - built through proximity, shared laughter, and one almost-kiss in an old Georgia barn during a summer storm- A small-town Georgia setting full of sawdust, sunscreen, CPR mannequins, and community - warm, specific, and real- Two wounded characters who are not broken - they are capable and formed, which makes their walls harder to climb and their breakthrough more earned- Honest grief - a father lost, a crewmate gone, a patient who didn't make it - handled with care, without easy resolution- A story that asks what it means to respond - in disaster, in faith, and in love Perfect for fans of Denise Hunter, Becky Wade, and RaeAnne Thayne - readers who love faith-forward romance where the happily-ever-after is earned one honest conversation at a time. One-click today and spend a Georgia summer with two people learning that the most important skill in any emergency is the willingness to not face it alone.
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