Fire Rekindled by Jean Stokes

Kaitlyn: I thought when I was taking a trip to Borden Falls with my friend, that I was going to have a fun night with some wolves, make some memories, and then leave it all behind.
Five years later, I have a child who’s stuck in shifter form, and getting thrown out on my butt by my purist parents. So, yeah, that’s not working out for me.
The only choice I have is to go back, so that my son can be with his own kind. I have no idea if the father still lives there, or what I’m going to do if he finds out, but I’ve been doing this entire thing by the skin of my teeth, so it’s not like anything will change.

Will: Five years ago, I met a human woman and fell in love. But she disappeared and never came back, so I suppose she didn’t feel the same way. I shouldn’t be surprised.
Humans don’t imprint. Wolves do.
I’ve tried to move on without much success. I have a good life being the leader of my firefighting crew with good friends in this sleepy small town. But I just can’t move on, and I can’t forget her.
The only thing I can do is wait.

Can this bonded couple overcome oppression in their small-town and build a life together for their family?