Wildfire

When Maple Hills students Russ Callaghan and Aurora Roberts collide at a year-end party, a fueled-up drinking game leads to a night of intense, unforgettable passion. Aurora, a pro at protecting her heart by never overstaying her welcome, vanishes into the night before Russ can even learn her last name. She’s used to expecting little from men, and Russ is left wondering if he’ll ever see the mystery girl again.

The universe, however, has a sense of humor. Both arrive at a summer camp for their first day as counselors, desperate to escape the shadows of their home lives. Russ is running from the fallout of his father’s gambling addiction, hoping the woods will provide the sanctuary he needs to clear his head. Aurora, weary of her own constant craving for external validation, has returned to the only place she ever truly felt like herself.

The catch? The camp has a legendary, iron-clad rule: No staff romances. For Russ, getting sent home means facing a reality he isn't ready for. But Aurora has never been one to follow the script, and she certainly doesn't care about the rules. As the summer heat intensifies, they find themselves trapped between the safety of their secrets and a smoldering chemistry that refuses to stay in the past. They might have intended for their night together to be a one-off, but they’re about to find out that some fires are impossible to extinguish.