Small-town hero romance. The Kallas family has been running toward trouble in Calloway Creek for three generations. Their grandfather helped build the town. Their father built the firehouse — still all volunteer, still the neighbors who drop everything and show up. Four brothers, one sister, and a whole lot of people who should have known better. Happily ever afters guaranteed.

Heroes of Calloway Creek

A Secret Son for the Firefighter

Heroes of Calloway Creek, Book One

Second Chance · Secret Baby · Enemies to Lovers · Small Town · Firefighter Hero 🌶🌶🌶🌶 / 5

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Eight years ago, Brennan Kallas told me I was asking for too much. I left town that night, pregnant, and never looked back.

Now I'm the nurse practitioner at the Calloway Creek clinic. Good job, fresh start. My son is in a school where nobody does the math.

Then I signed him up for flag football and handed him straight to his father's team.

Brennan is still the man every woman in town watches when the sirens go off. Still green-eyed, still infuriating, still the volunteer everyone calls when it all catches fire. And now we sit on the same clinic board — shared hallways, coffee runs, loaded silences.

Then he carries two smoke-covered kids through my doors after a house fire, ash streaked across his skin, looking like every bad decision I've ever made.

My son worships him by the second practice. One touch in a supply closet undoes eight years of not thinking about him.

And Brennan is about to notice that my boy has his eyes.

The man I never recovered from is about to find out exactly what I took with me.

Grumpy Fire Captain’s Baby

Heroes of Calloway Creek, Book Two

Grumpy Sunshine · Surprise Baby · Widow Heroine · Small Town · Fire Captain 🌶🌶🌶🌶 / 5

Coming September 16, 2026

I fell for the grumpy fire captain who saved my son. I didn't realize how risky it would be to love him.

Boone Kallas is older, stronger, and too protective for a quiet teacher like me.

In small-town Calloway Creek, avoiding him is impossible.

A flood traps us together. He repairs my son's fort, remembers my coffee, and keeps showing up.

One kiss turns into one night. Sunday dinners are ours. My son starts to see Boone as family.

Two pink lines make that dream real.

Boone falls first.

I buried my husband after an accident on an icy road. Boone runs toward danger.

When a winter storm traps him on a call, every fear claws free.

I cannot survive losing another man.

I'm now carrying the fire captain's baby. My son sees him as his hero. Losing Boone doesn't just break me. It breaks the family my son already claims as his.