Raven Hawthorne can map a romance without trying: a handsome older firefighter, a struggling widow, sparks, and a neat ending.
She has no use for that story after losing her husband, or after a house fire leaves her and her children in a creaky, drafty Victorian that is already a sensory nightmare for her son.
Fire Chief Sawyer meets five-alarm fires without trouble, but Raven leaves him unable to finish a sentence, and he keeps returning because he believes the temporary house is haunted.
The autistic widow wants a logical reason for every incident; the divorced single father, seven years older and living with ADHD, is sure she is dismissing spirits that object to the place being torn apart.
Their banter keeps heating up while she hunts for the cause of the haunting and he sets his mind on becoming her leading man.
