Slow Burn in the Wilderness — Renee Hart

Trevor has come to the Alaskan Bush to fight wildfires.

His job takes him to remote areas for long stretches of time. With no family in his life, Trevor is alone.

When he arrives at the new camp he doesn't know what to make of his new boss, a wisp of a woman with auburn hair. The other crew members warn him off, but he can't get her out of his mind.

There isn't much that scares Josie Green. She can parachute into a forest fire and supervise a crew without missing a beat.

But she doesn't trust her own instincts when it comes to the new guy. She has to jump with him in order to see if he's got the stuff to join the hotshot team of firefighters.

Out of all the men in the camp, why is she drawn to him?

Smokejumpers work in extreme conditions. Their job combines skydiving and firefighting. They jump from airplanes and land near intense wildfires in areas not accessible by road. Once they've landed, they must fight fires spread over hundreds of acres to protect life, property, and wildlife habitat. (LARGE PRINT EDITION AVAILABLE)