For readers looking for a quick, sweet read, look no further than The Firefighter’s Twins by Heidi McCahan. It features a small-town community where firefighter Shay Campbell and wedding planner Natalie McDowell cross one another’s path again and again. Both Shay and Natalie have complicated circumstances in their pasts that cause them to reach for control in their lives, but it’s time for them to learn if they can trust God—and perhaps, open to the possibility of romance, too. Through all the ups and downs of their story, Shay and Natalie prove to be enjoyable characters, ones for whom I couldn’t help rooting, and I liked this delightful, little book. (Plus, it’s hard not to smile while reading as Shay’s two-year-old twins, Liam and Aiden, add an entertaining, adorable element to nearly every scene.) I recommend it to those in need of a fun contemporary romance to read this summer.

Thanks to JustRead Tours, I received a complimentary copy of The Firefighter’s Twins and the opportunity to provide an honest review. I was not required to write a positive review, and all the opinions I have expressed are my own. ( )

If you enjoy books with a lot going on, The Firefighter’s Twins will not disappoint. And let’s be realistic here, the first time Shay steps into the pages, a single parent of two adorable twin boys, your heart will melt a little for this man.

Heidi McCahan manages to pack the pages of this story full of problems, revelations, adorableness, and romance. From the issues with Natalie’s family, Shay’s job and overprotectiveness of his boys, and the unique settings of the farm, wedding venue, and Habitat-type home, there is plenty to immerse yourself in.

Yet Shay and Natalie do not get lost in all of it. They each have issues they are dealing with (family, work, their smoldering attraction to each other). The decisions (good or bad) they each make affect those around them, sometimes to the extent it almost paralyzes them.

McCahan examines the themes of family, the importance of communication, love, and forgiveness in The Firefighter’s Twins.

And I’m hoping to see some more of these characters in another read from the author.

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