While investigating a house fire, Detective Miles Tucker uncovers a similar case twenty years prior. Digging deeper, Miles learns that a survivor from the earlier fire might have some answers to his questions. As a boy, Devin Treadwell survived a fire that wiped out his entire family. The trauma he suffered left him in a mental institution, but he has since made a full recovery and, though partially deaf and mute, now lives an independent life as a music teacher. Devin's life is disrupted when the handsome Miles suspects him of being a serial arsonist. But he wasn't the only survivor. A boy named Sebastian who had been adopted by Devon's family also survived the blaze. Then an attempt is made on Devin's life. Can Miles keep Devin safe from an arsonist who will stop at nothing to silence him? Or will the attraction between them jeopardize the investigation?

Fire Triangle

White. Everything was white when he opened his eyes. He didn’t recognize the place and he didn’t remember how he’d gotten there. And he really didn’t care. All he wanted to do was curl up and sleep.


It was a whole different feeling when he next opened his eyes. He balled up his blanket and hurled it at the wall, and then the pillow. He hurled himself down onto the floor, wincing at the throbbing in his head. He threw himself against the door over and over before it slammed open and a nurse entered, followed by several orderlies, and he screamed—or tried to, but no sound came out—as the orderlies grabbed him and pinned him down to the bed as the nurse prepared an injection. He closed his eyes when the needle plunged through his skin.


Chapter 16