Fighting Love’s Flame
Dana Winston
Together they burn hotter than the wildfire
Sharing a tent with Alaska’s grumpiest smokejumper wasn’t part of June Harrington’s plan—but an overcrowded fire camp left her bunking with the one man who wanted her gone.
Jake Morrison made it clear from day one: her camera was a liability and his crew didn’t need a documentarian filming their every move. She made it equally clear she wasn’t leaving. Not when this assignment was her only shot at redemption for a past tragedy where she filmed instead of helping.
Every dangerous rescue revealed the devastatingly competent man beneath his stoic armor. Every quiet conversation exposed wounds that matched her own. He was drowning in guilt over losing someone under his command.
She understood that guilt better than anyone.
As they work together to save his program from budget cuts, the heat between them burns hotter than any wildfire—but when two people are convinced they don’t deserve second chances, can they risk trusting each other with their carefully guarded hearts?
Fighting Love’s Flame is a medical romance set in Alaska. It’s the third book in the Alaska Rugged Hearts Series and can be read as a standalone.
If you love workplace romance with forced proximity, grumpy smokejumper heroes finding redemption through love, and competent heroines who can save lives with a camera and melt hearts on the fire line—think Only the Brave meets Northern Exposure—then Fighting Love’s Flame is for you.
Book Information
Author: Dana Winston
Available on: October 14th, 2025
Series: Alaska Rugged Heart Series
Imprint: Lovelace Lit
Word Count: 41k
Genres: Contemporary Romance, Firefighter Romance, Romance, Small Town Romance
Formats Available: Ebook
ISBNs: 978-1-966024-19-4
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Fighting Love’s Flame – Chapter 1
The Douglas DC-3 shuddered through another pocket of super-heated air, and Jake Morrison’s stomach didn’t even register the drop. After ten years of jumping into wildfires, turbulence was just another Tuesday.
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