Books in the Oregon Firebirds series

The Oregon Firebirds are the very best at one thing-saving homes.Stacy Richardson flies beside the memory of her brother to honor his past and escape hers.Curt Williams' fears are entirely about the future of his brand new company. He planned for every contingency, except for his sister hiring the captivating Stacy to fly for their Oregon Firebirds. Now a fire burns in more than the trees, it scorches him straight to the heart.

The Oregon Firebirds are the very best at one thing-saving homes. Finding their own poses problems.Maggie Torres, helicopter mechanic, respects two things: her US Coast Guard mechanic father, and a sweet-running turbine engine. As for men? She can't find one who sees the woman behind the hot Latina. Never mind one who revs her own engine.Palo Akana flies to fire. But he hides a past that he knows can never meet Maggie's standards. It's when the two of them collide that the sparks really begin to fly.

The Oregon Firebirds are the very best at one thing-saving homes. Finding their own poses problems.Jasper Jones flew as Curt's wingman since he moved in next door at the age of six. But meeting Curt's stunning older sister? He never could talk to her when they were kids. Time hasn't fixed the problem.Jana Williams holds herself together by the thinnest of threads. She lost her dream job as an Army helo pilot the day she lost her hand. And with that, her sense of self worth. But nothing prepared her for the impact the right man could have on her life and her heart.

The Oregon Firebirds are the very best at one thing-saving homes. Finding their own poses problems.Ty Franks works as handyman for the Firebirds. But all summer he lives a lie. When he rescues smokejumper Mallory Kerr he must choose between his hidden truth and future happiness.Mallory lost friends and alienated family because she knows what she is meant to do-jump to wildfire. The fire between them burns, until her present truth collides head-on with his past secrets.

The Oregon Firebirds are the very best at one thing-saving homes. Finding their own poses problems.Drew Shaw and Amos Berkowitz could be twins. They laugh like twins, they tease each other like twins, and they're both wildland firefighting helicopter pilots from the Big Apple and proud of it. Except Drew hails from New York's Upper West Side, while Amos prides himself on his Brooklyn heritage.Julie and Natalie Falcone are twins. And after a season fighting fires as Hotshots the last thing they want to tangle with are the likes of Drew and Amos. But one fire leads to another and then the heat really starts to build. Enjoy this heartwarming conclusion to the Oregon Firebirds short story series.