Shelter for Seaton
Sam “Caddo” Wister has watched as one by one as the firefighters on his shift fell in love. He had no idea that it was his turn. It snuck up on him.
A new neighbor moved into the house next door and from the moment she brought over a plate of cookies, he was lost. He was happy to help others on and off the job, but she was the first one he wanted to invite into his life and his home.
Forever.
She set fire to thought of staying single and even though she wasn’t ready for a new romance, he was happy to wait as long as it took for her to open her heart.
Seaton Buchanan was legally separated from her husband and desperately trying to get a divorce. He was holding on to the last unwinding threads of their marriage because he just couldn’t seem to let her go. People say you marry someone like your dad, but in this case, he was just like her mom. How she didn’t see his dark side, she didn’t know, but she needed to get away from him.
Renting a house was her first chance at an independent life.
Determined to make connections, she started to introduce herself to her neighbors and that’s when she met Sam Wister, her next-door neighbor and a hot firefighter.
Sure, she’d seen the memes online, but she’d kind of assumed that was only true for calendar sales in faraway places like Australia. But Sam? He was living and breathing gorgeous. Instead of being cold and aloof, he was calm and sweet.
When her ex sets fire to her new life, she’s left reeling and needing a place to stay. Caddo is there in more ways than one.
She’s swept away by the generosity of his spirit and the heat of his passion.
Is there hope for her to take her life to new heights? Or will her ex’s obsession send her crashing to the ground?
He’s the best chance for her to find Shelter for Seaton.
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