The Fireman Who Loved Me (Bachelor Firemen of San Gabriel Series #1)

by Jennifer Bernard

Overview

The first book in Jennifer Bernard’s Bachelor Firemen of San Gabriel series, The Fireman Who Loved Me is sizzling hot and sure to fire up contemporary romance lovers everywhere! Set in a California firehouse where all the fire fighters are gorgeous and single, The Fireman Who Loved Me follows the romantic exploits of Captain Brody of Station 52 who inadvertently becomes the prize at a charity “bachelor auction” and is won by a sweet, meddling old lady who turns him over to her husbandless, local TV news producer granddaughter. A great new voice with a very sexy edge, Jennifer Bernard is like the Kristin Higgins of firemen, and fans of Susan Elizabeth Phillips—and the fireman romances of Jo Davis—will be burning for more. 

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780062088963
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	04/24/2012
Series:	Bachelor Firemen of San Gabriel Series , #1
Pages:	384
Sales rank:	661,304
Product dimensions:	4.28(w) x 6.62(h) x 1.06(d)

About the Author

Jennifer Bernard is a graduate of Harvard and a former news promo producer. The child of academics, she confounded her family by preferring romance novels to . . . well, any other books. She left big city life for true love in Alaska, where she now lives with her husband and stepdaughters. She's no stranger to book success, as she also writes erotic novels under a naughty secret name not to be mentioned at family gatherings.

Editorial Reviews

Repressed L.A. news producer Melissa McGuire and steely-nerved captain Harry Brody of the country’s only all-bachelor fire squad are flung together by chances both cute and contrived in Bernard’s contemporary debut. When Melissa’s meddling grandmother determines to find Melissa a husband, she schemes up a way to win her workaholic, love-burned granddaughter one of the hunky firefighters in a charity bachelor auction. Cerebral Melissa is initially horrified by the idea of a numbskull manly man flexing his muscles at her. Then she starts spending time with Harry, who’s both sexy and deep. The pace is swift and the plot keeps twisting thanks to a spoiled news anchor, family tribulations, emotional baggage, and five-alarm fire drama. Despite a few weak premises that insist on propelling the story, this is a solid, sexy, and funny start to a planned series. Agent: Alexandra Machinist, Janklow & Nesbit Associates. (May)

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