Last Night on Patrol

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Tomorrow, he’s leaving. Tonight, I’m done pretending.

Lieutenant Reed Walker has forty-eight hours left.

Eighteen years at the same small-town firehouse. A father who died on a call. A back injury that never healed right. And a rookie he’s been training for a year — the one with the easy grin and the warm hands and the way of saying Yes, Lieutenant that makes Reed forget every rule he’s ever followed.

He signed the transfer. He packed the boxes. He’s leaving for a safer job in the city before the next bad call breaks him — or before Evan Diaz makes him want to stay.

Evan Diaz is done being careful.

He’s wanted his lieutenant since the day Reed fixed his gear straps and told him to stay alive. A year of Copy that and Good night, LT and biting his tongue every time Reed’s forearms came out of those rolled sleeves. But Reed’s walking away in two days, and Evan’s through pretending hero worship is all this is.

One night. No rank. No rules. Just them.

Except one night turns into stolen hours in the shower stall, against the engine, in Reed’s bed with the lights off and the walls down. And when a structure fire nearly takes one of them out for good, “no strings” stops being something either man can say with a straight face.

He took the transfer to stop losing people. He didn’t plan on finding someone worth staying for.

LAST NIGHT ON PATROL — a high-heat MM firefighter romance about fear, fire, and the man who makes you want to survive both.

You’ll love this book if you enjoy:

✅ Gruff veteran lieutenant × eager rookie with a long-standing crush
✅ Age gap with “Yes, Lieutenant” energy that goes from professional to very personal
✅ Praise kink, authority kink, and a “good boy” that rewires everything
✅ Slow burn that DETONATES (🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ — graphic, explicit, emotional)
✅ Found family firehouse crew who chirp harder than they hug
✅ Hurt/comfort after a call that breaks them both open
✅ HEA guaranteed