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Fully Involved

192 pages

A passionate second-chance romance fueled by workplace proximity and the courage to face old fears.

What it feels like

Reading this contemporary romance feels like stepping into a high-stakes environment where emotional risks rival physical ones. The narrative moves at a steady, deliberate pace, anchored by an earnest and determined tone as it explores the complexities of a second chance at love. The mood is both hopeful and thick with unresolved tension, fueled by forced proximity in a Salt Lake City firehouse. Themes of overcoming deep-seated fears and the enduring nature of passion take center stage, creating an emotional arc that shifts from lingering heartbreak to fearless commitment. Written in accessible, emotionally direct prose, this story is perfect for readers who devour workplace romances where professional dedication and rekindled love collide.

Mood
  • hopeful
  • tense
  • passionate
  • emotionally charged
Tone
  • earnest
  • romantic
  • determined
  • tense
Pace
steady
Themes
second chances · overcoming fear · workplace proximity · enduring love · professional dedication
The writing
Accessible and emotionally direct, focusing on the internal friction and romantic yearning between the protagonists.
The arc
From lingering heartbreak and unresolved tension to a rekindled, fearless commitment.
Who it's for
Readers who love second-chance romances with high-stakes professions and forced proximity in the workplace.
Content notes
  • firefighting
  • workplace peril
  • divorce/separation

About the book

Some fires burn out of control..

Firefighters call them "fully involved." And fully involved described Gina Lindsay's feelings for her ex-husband, Captain Grady Simpson of the Salt Lake City Fire Department.

She'd never stopped loving him, even though Grady's passion for firefighting--and Gina's fear of it--had driven them apart three years earlier. Now she'd conquered her fear and become as fascinated with firefighting as Grady was himself. She returned to Salt Lake a qualified professional. hoping for a second chance with her ex-husband.

Grady's love for her hadn't died out--Gina felt sure of that. Then why was he so reluctant to accept her presence at Station One?

Description from Open Library.

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