Watching Fireflies by Jaycee Ford is a stand-alone romance novel that will take you on a wild ride of horrific breakups, stalker ex's, new love, and extreme danger. 
 Jordan needs a do-over, a fresh start. She is in fear of her safety from her psychotic ex-fiancee and is taking her new teaching degree to a small community college in a tiny town hours away from him and what she thought her life would be. She didn't expect the intrusion in her hotel suite from the handy-man there to fix a leaky faucet, smack dab in the middle of her bubble bath. 
 Tom is a farmer by trade and a handy-man by familial obligation at his aunt & uncle's small town inn. He finally shows up to fix a leaky faucet and believing the guest to be out after knocking multiple times is blown away by the bombshell soaking in the bathtub. 
 Awkward meeting aside, these two fall in love fast, hot and heavy and everything rolls along almost perfectly until the crazy ex shows back up in town. 
 I felt the writing style was a little awkward for me at times. Perhaps another editing round wouldn't have hurt, but the story and depth of characters had me reading this story non-stop. If it hadn't been for the awkwardness I felt at the flow early on this would have been a solid 5-star read and I am very excited that Ellie and Paul's story is coming up next in Dragonfly Awakening and will definitely be adding that to my priority reads list.