On one terrible night, everything changed. Riya Desai has struggled to move beyond the devastating fire that claimed the life of her brother, Samir, and set her on a path she never anticipated. Determined to keep other families from experiencing the loss that hers did, she s become a firefighter herself, but it hasn t been an easy road. The other firefighters are her fire hall are overwhelmingly white--and entirely male. As a rookie and as the only woman at the station, she has to keep proving herself, over and over, in a way her male colleagues never have to. Oh, and her other problem? Her family thinks she s a paramedic--they have no idea she s a firefighter, and she knows they won t be happy about her running into fires instead of away from them. Dhillon Vora is a healer. After the fire that killed his father, he becomes a vet, his faithful dog Lucky--who survived the fire at the Voras and Desais townhouses--behind his side. On a visit to the fire hall across from his cl