Review: Watching a friendship progress into a serious relationship!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2013
"If I find a man to love me as I am, then great. But I'm not going to pretend to be something I'm not."--JasmineWeddings are trouble.  Just ask Jasmine and Aaron, two firefighters on the same team.  In their job, they depend on each other and the other team members to stay safe and alive.  Trusting someone with your life is easy though.  Trusting someone with your heart?  Now that's dangerous!  And with an unintended wedding kiss, Jasmine and Aaron can't help but wonder if their hearts are already on the line.I really enjoyed this book and adore the chemistry between the two leads!  Jasmine has always been a tomboy and one of the guys.  Aaron is a serial dater, afraid of commitment.  The two of them are co-workers and friends and basically part of a family in their firefighter shift team.  Since they already know each other, it's easy to see how they could shift from friends to something more.  They're already comfortable with each other and after throwing in a wedding kiss are also very attracted to each other.  Their conversations feel real as does the way their relationship blossoms.They both have severe trust issues that they need to overcome, and it was great watching them heal from past hurts.  Unfortunately, they also have to deal with the fact that co-workers on the same team aren't allowed to date.  This is tough since it means they have both emotional and job-related barriers to overcome.  On a side note, who doesn't love firefighters?  I really liked that they weren't *just firefighters* as a passing note, but some of their calls were written into the story.  It shows how dangerous their jobs are and how the team depends on each other.There were no overt sex scenes so I'm labeling this as having a low heat label; it's a sweet and clean romance with no strong language.  If you enjoy watching a friendship progress into a relationship (loved the dialogue--just like you'd expect two people comfortable with each other to talk), you'll like this one!  This was a 5 out of 5 for me!(Originally posted on my blog; I received an ARC in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.)