Blazing Hearts, Silent Nights

By: Barbara Howard

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

"Former Army medic, Trinity Jones, returns to Maple Valley, Ohio, to run her family's Christmas tree farm, only to find her ex-boyfriend, Sheriff James Wilson, investigating a series of arsons threatening local businesses – including hers."

Some homecomings are more dangerous than others...

After eight years as an Army medic, Trinity Jones never expected to inherit her family's Christmas tree farm. But her father's sudden death forces her back to Maple Valley, Ohio—and directly into the path of the one man she's spent years trying to forget: Sheriff James Wilson.

As the youngest sheriff in town history, James has worked hard to move past his heartbreak when Trinity left. Now she's back, bringing combat skills, medical expertise, and wounds that run deeper than her tough exterior shows.

When suspicious fires begin targeting Christmas-related businesses and Trinity receives threatening notes at the farm, James must balance his professional duty with his resurfacing feelings. The threats show military precision, and only someone with inside knowledge of the farm could be responsible. As the attacks escalate and the holiday season reaches its peak, Trinity and James realize they must work together to uncover a danger that's much closer to home than either expected.

With Christmas approaching and the farm's future at stake, can Trinity and James heal old wounds, catch an arsonist, and maybe find a second chance at love under the mistletoe? Or will the past—and a determined criminal—destroy their chance at a future together?

Blazing Hearts, Silent Nights is a gripping romantic suspense novel perfect for readers who love:

• Second chance romance

• Military heroines

• Small town settings with big secrets

• Christmas tree farm romance

• Slow-burn relationships

• Strong women facing their past

• Heroes in uniform

Sometimes coming home for Christmas can be the most dangerous decision of all...

CONTENT WARNING: Explicit sex, violence, mentions death and Post Traumatic Syndrome Disorder - PTSD.