This is a book in the Bluewater Bay Universe, but enjoyable as a standalone. 
 Shane is a twice-divorced bisexual father of three kids. He's tight with his previous ex, Leo, who still acts as stepfather to the kids, though non of them are his blood. (COOL GUY!!) Shane's been celibate for over a year when he meets Aaron on the Wolf's Landing set following a big storm that sent a tree crashing into the production studio. Aaron's an experienced firefighter who volunteers on Bluewater Bay's crew. 
 He's also forty-six, and down for anything. 
 Aaron and Shane hook up like a wildfire devours a countryside-their chemistry is white hot. But, Shane's not good at casual sex, and Aaron's not really interested in a commitment. Or so they think. I liked the way these guys let themselves simply be, for a while. Aaron's promising no-strings sexytimes fun, what Shane totally missed out on becoming a father so young in life. They have grand plans to be super adventurous, and those fall through. The upside is, they still have each other, and they like it that way. 
 Both Aaron and Shane try to talk themselves out of taking this relationship into the serious side, but neither of them can stop the progression they are making. There's room for mistakes, and making up for the missteps. I loved watching it all unfold, and well, there are a good number os yummy sexytimes, so...bonus points! The end is sweet and tender. I appreciated Aaron's hurt, and Shane's willingness to make it right. Brought me in mind of "You had me at hello" and that was lovely. 
 I also liked that these guys are a little older, and have some struggles acting like kids on the prowl. They are good with the self-deprecation on that score. It's a yummy-sexy-sweet read and I'd recommend it. I received a review copy via NetGalley.