This is the first book in the First Responders series. The other two are called Tomorrow We Die and Falls Like Lightning. They appear to all be stand alone stories.
Aiden has been struggling since the death of his father. Bad decisions and rebellion have led him to put a fellow firefighter's life at risk. When he's placed on leave, he heads down to Mexico to spend some time with his uncle. While he's down there, a tragic accident has him hanging on to life by a thread.
When he wakes up, he finds that he's needed back at the station house. An arsonist is heating things up in Reno and lives are being lost. The number of fires being linked to this particular arsonist keep piling up, but the most significant one is the fire that took the life of his father. He teams up with an investigator, Julianne, who intrigues him. One of his friends isn't what he seems and with tensions rising, Aiden isn't sure who he can trust.
This was a pretty good book. For the most part, I enjoyed it. Some of the descriptions had me a little lost at times. I'm not sure if that was because I couldn't follow the terminology or I wasn't paying enough attention. The main focus of the book is for Aiden to accept his father's death and find the arsonist. While this was a decent read, I don't plan on tracking any more of the books in the series. Not because it wasn't a good book, but it's just not the type of thing I read very often. I still give this my Good Book! review.
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