Flame (Firefighters Of Montana Book 5) - Plot & Excerpts
Cady was in the back of Cady’s Cakes in the gleaming stainless steel kitchen, mixing up a batch of something new—her version of a traditional, buttermilk pound cake but turned into individual cupcakes. She had needed the distraction of concentrating on something other than the mountain and the fire and Dex. Just as she was about to start on some blueberry mini cheesecakes and a batch of brownies, her phone buzzed. She wiped her floury hands on her apron, went to it quickly, and opened the message. No reception for days. On way home. Missed you. Call later. They weren’t the most romantic eleven words in history but Cady read the message three times and then burst into relieved tears. * The smokejumpers arrived back at base early that afternoon. Their hard work had paid off. The fires were out and thousands of acres of pristine national forest had been preserved by their actions. It was the job, and a job Dex was proud to do. He didn’t mind how filthy he was—the rest of the crew was just as smoky and dirty—because it was mission accomplished, with the help of everyone in the team, the pilots, the ground crew, the truck drivers and the smokejumpers.
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