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Wildfire by Hannah Grace

A sizzling summer romance.

Wildfire is the second book in Hannah Grace’s Maple Hills series, focusing on Aurora and Russ, two summer camp counselors who reconnect after a one-night stand. Aurora, a free spirit, is drawn to Russ, a kind, caring, and sexy man. However, Russ has PTSD and fears Aurora’s past will scare him away. Aurora is determined to prove her love for Russ, despite his flaws, and their relationship becomes a heartwarming story.

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Aurora and Russ’s relationship blossoms as they spend more time together, overcoming personal challenges like letting go of fear of commitment and trusting each other. Despite these obstacles, they unconditionally support each other, helping each other heal and grow, ultimately finding their happily ever after.

“Wildfire is a must-read for fans of contemporary romance novels. Hannah Grace does an excellent job of fleshing out her characters and their interactions.”

The Book Guide® Editor

The novel’s engaging prose and vivid setting make it a must-read for contemporary romance fans. The story is heartwarming and passionate, with Aurora and Russ’s complex and relatable personalities. The novel’s fluid prose and vivid setting make it a must-read for fans of contemporary romance.

Wildfire (2023) by Hannah Grace

Wildfire (2023) by Hannah Grace
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Wildfire, the second book in the Maple Hills series, is a heartwarming romance novel with complex characters and a passionate love story. Hannah Grace effectively tackles PTSD, portraying Russ's challenges and Aurora's support in helping him heal, making it a highly recommended read.
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