Chance has the life he’s always dreamed of. He’s just been promoted to captain at his firehouse, he can go surfing every morning, and he has a phenomenal boyfriend, Tucker. He just wishes he could get Tucker to open up. After Tucker’s uncle dies, Chance notices a definite change in him. When Tucker leaves California to return home to Kentucky to take care of the farm house left to him, Chance has a bad feeling about it.

Tucker gets the news his uncle died and that the farmhouse he’s being trying his entire life to get away from is now his. But when he returns to Kentucky to take care of affairs, he soon finds out the trip won’t be as smooth or quick as he anticipated. Will he be able to cope with being back there?

I absolutely loved Flashover. In the first couple of chapters I had a hard time figuring out what the conflict was going to be, but it soon became evident. The sex between Chance and Tucker is hot! Sexy fireman, hot loves scenes—what more could you ask for? Be sure to keep a fire extinguisher nearby—you’re gonna need it to put yourself out after you read this one. The tension between the two men in their relationship due to the distance and Tucker’s behavior was real and believable and the ending of the book pleased me, though still left a couple of things I’d been wondering about throughout the book unanswered. Like, what exactly happen to Tucker other than his uncle to make him hate that farm so much? But that aside, this is definitely a book to get your hands on.