My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Captain Damon Amaro was a legacy member because his family had four generations of firefighters. It was a legacy he’d rather he didn’t have, but familial obligations have always been his downfall. He was struggling that his older brother was on trial for multiple arson and murder charges. Damon turned to less-than-savoury extracurricular activities to help him cope. Even his best friend has no idea about the secrets he’s been hiding. Cyrus MacMillan changed his name to escape the shame of what his father did and is now the newest firefighter at Station Twenty-One. He joined the fire service to right the wrongs of his father - he hopes that all stays buried. Trust is hard for Cyrus and even though he and Dmien connect on a level beyond his wildest dreams he knows it won't last long - especially when his past is suddenly made public. Damon believes that the sins of the father should not be cast on the son and so he supports Cy even though it means that they have to hide their relationship for now. Both men have baggage they have to overcome, but in the end, they believe they are better together. Can Damon and Cy have a future together, or will continuing their relationship have repercussions neither of them can live with?
I enjoyed this story with the two men with the secrets and their pasts but an undeniable passion that is hot enough to burn down the city. I liked the focus on emotions and feelings in his story because they were both hurt due to historic events either from their upbringing, recent events or both. I was pleased when they found ways to be together and work through the problems in a way to help them. Easy to read, feel and understand. This was an MM story with mature content.
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