by Wes Prewitt
Tropes:
small,
town,
hurtcomfort
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Fifteen years. One rule. Never fall for his own crew.
Captain Callum Rhodes has run Station 6 the same way since the fire that took his husband: love the crew like family, but never in love. He already buried one man he sent into the smoke. He won't do it twice.
Then Gabe Delgado transfers in — quick-mouthed, reckless, and running from a rookie he couldn't save — and charges into a burning boardwalk shop on his very first shift. No backup. No fear. Nothing left to lose. And Callum breaks his one rule in front of the entire crew to haul him back out.
What starts as forced proximity — same firehouse, same twenty-four-hour shifts, same desperate fight to keep the county from shutting Cutter Cove down — turns into something neither man is brave enough to name. A grumpy captain who's forgotten how to want. A sunshine lieutenant who's forgotten how to stay. And a coastline that keeps trying to take them both, from fire to rip current to the storm bearing down on the cove.
Falling is easy. Staying is the part that could get you killed.
The Rule He Broke is a slow-burn, grumpy-sunshine M/M firefighter romance with hurt/comfort, a found-family crew you'll want to move in with, explicit heat, and a guaranteed happy ending. Book 1 of The Cutter Cove Crew — every book a complete standalone.
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