He was perfect in every way.
Yes, he was attractive with a body she wanted to touch from top to bottom, but it was more than that. 
It was the way he looked at her. She knew she wanted more than just something physical. She wanted his heart too.
And for that, there was no replacement.
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Captain Felicity Turner was not only in charge of Station 23, but she was also the Chief's daughter. She had the ability to put out building fires but somehow couldn't extinguish the fire newbie Weston Brooks caused in her heart the moment he stepped into her station.  She had gotten good at keeping secrets. She just hoped she could keep one more.
The Night the Moon Fell is created by Tracy Altvater, an eGlobal Creative Publishing Signed Author.

The Night the Moon Fell

The fire at the department store had long been put out, but he had no clue where Felicity had gone. His heart began to sink when he realized something terrible must have happened. He knew Felicity was the type to go against protocol if it meant saving someone else and here, right in front of his very eyes, were the two children that were trapped but no Felicity in sight.


He called her cell and asked around. The last anyone had seen of her was when she climbed through the window to find the children.


But once the fire had been drenched and the smoke was rolling off the cooling wood, they did a thorough search inside for her, but no remains were found. In fact, nothing saying Felicity had ever been in the building was found.


Instantly Weston's thoughts drifted to Perry. Somehow, he knew this was the result of Perry's doing. Nothing else made sense. 


And though he knew something was wrong, he still felt her, alive.


Chapter 39: Promises, Promises