Like Wildfire — Anne Peters

BURNED ONCE, BUT NEVER AGAIN

Fire lookout Constance Martinelli was well acquainted with raging infernos. But the wildfires she feared most weren't those on the Montana mountain slopes. The worst were the flames of passion that seared her every time she got too close to District Ranger Judson Halverson. After one unsuccessful marriage, Connie was determined not to be burned again.

Jud didn't want to love Constance Martinelli. He had given his heart to a woman once before, but she had died, leaving him alone and empty. Jud couldn't risk that kind of devastation again. But how could he deny the happiness he felt every time he saw Connie, or the joy he found in her arms?