Trustfall by Cheryl Sloan

What happens when you mix a blind-date revenge plan, a festive Christmas photoshoot, and a dash of mistletoe? Old sparks rekindled, burdened by bitterness and rivalry, ready to explode—until the one person your heart longed for didn’t just tame the fire; they ignited it.

– Arizona –
I hated him—Jameson Fisher, Sutton River’s beloved firefighter.
With his larger-than-life charm and swagger, he could do no wrong, always coming out unscathed and adored, even when he pushed the limits. It was infuriating. To me, he was the ultimate heartbreaker—a playboy who’d never been serious about anything, least of all love.
Keeping my distance was hard enough when we worked in the same building, but things got a lot more complicated when I was asked to photograph the local First Responders for a charity calendar. He didn’t just get under my skin—he set it ablaze, blurring the fragile line between past betrayal and new temptation. It was as if fate had carefully orchestrated it all, like a mastermind pulling the strings behind the scenes. I just hoped I’d survive the fall without getting burned.