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Mia Deen is a strong, independent woman—she’s also a police detective in the Human Kindred Relations Department of the Tampa PD. Petite but curvy, Mia has worked hard to make a name for herself in a man’s world and she certainly has no secret sexual wishes to be dominated in any way.

God, this man is perfect. He’s the sexiest man I’ve ever seen. He satisfies me in ways no man ever has. And he actually seems to care about me as more than just a booty call. He admires the work I do. He believes, like I do, that journalists are a critical piece of democracy. I quickly feel far more for him than just attraction. But before I get a chance to take the next step, I am kidnapped. I’m being hunted by a man who believes I’m preventing him from taking advantage of others. But Lucas has a secret that just might save me.

Lonnie's slept with exactly two guys in his life: his ex-boyfriend of three years, Steven, and the fox he just hooked up with while drunk at a party. The fox didn't leave his name, just his scent in Lonnie's fur - but a scent is enough for a wolf to follow a trail.

Denise is a drifting street musician who’s content to experience life day by day and go wherever the road takes her. When the road takes her to the city where Curt Wilde lives and works as a firefighter, she thinks she’s only enjoying a night of pleasure with him. She never expects that she’ll end up falling in love with this rugged, handsome fireman, or that leaving him will be the most painful thing she’s ever experienced. When she’s caught in a hotel fire the next town over, she thinks she’s forever lost her chance at a life with him.

Dylan Graystorm is the most perfect man alive. He’s as sexy as his name, tall, handsome and strong. And he’s a firefighter! I’ve hit the jackpot. It takes a while for me to work up the courage, but I finally ask him out. When I do, I learn that he has a secret. He doesn’t tell me what it is, but it consumes him. I try not to think about it, but how can I have a future with a man who hides things from me? Finally, I find out what he’s hiding. Can I convince him to leave his past behind to build a future with me?

Johnathan is the sexiest man I’ve ever met. He’s a firefighter, too. And now, he’s my date to the fireman’s ball. If all goes well, he’ll be my date after the ball. All goes well. All goes very well. What follows is the best eight months of my life. But something’s missing. Johnathan won’t open up to me. Not completely. I feel like he’s the one, but I don’t know if he feels the same about me. Can I convince him to trust me?

God, this man is perfect. I know he’s perfect because I made him up. I made him up as a child and fantasized idly about him some day showing up and sweeping me off my feet. When I’m trapped in the fire, I’m sure I’m going to die. It’s natural to be attracted to the man who rescues me, but this man...how can he be real? How can the fantasy man I invented carry me out of the burning skyscraper? And how can I deal with my desperate and absolute need for him?