Controlled Burn: An MM Daddy Romance (Station 69 Book 1)
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05/07/2025
My father’s best friend is totally off limits. Too bad the sexy firefighter is everything I ever wanted in a Daddy. My friends and I get together once a month to drink wine and talk about our newest, hottest book boyfriends. And if it’s up to me to pick the book, that boyfriend will be a Daddy every single time. But book boyfriends are safe, and I’m way too cautious to find a real-life Daddy. Besides, why would a strong, confident man like that want a geeky librarian like me? Enter Keith, my father's best friend, who happens to be a super hot firefighter from Station 69. The same station my dad works at. My father won’t like it. And unlike all those Daddies I read about, Keith is a real man who rushes into fires and risks injury. It’s stressful enough to make me wonder if I should just stick with my book boyfriends. But book boyfriends can’t make you hot cocoa, give you forehead kisses, or keep you warm at night. For those things, only Daddy Keith will do. Can I handle a firefighter Daddy, or will I get burned? Controlled Burn is the first book in the Station 69 series about the brave men who fight fires, rescue puppies, and fall in love in the fictional town of Vesper, Texas.
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