Kip by Tarin Lex

Caitee:
Two years ago, I wrote a letter to a hero for a class assignment, and he wrote back.
I loved writing to Kip, so I kept doing it. And my heart smiled every time that he replied.
His letters are so much more than words on paper.
When Kip summons me to the Wylder Bluffs, I’m on my way in a heartbeat.
Bad weather reports be damned.
My parents can’t stop me; I’m a legal adult.
But one thing can stop me—the worst Idaho snowstorm in fifteen years.
Now, I’m counting on kismet to get me to Kip.

Kip:
After we rescued almost 200 people from a coal-seam fire disaster, the letters poured in.
But one letter touched me someplace deep.
I couldn’t say it was love—she was too young, too innocent.
I knew we were kindred souls.
Now Caitee’s nineteen, and going through a confusing time.
I’m thinking it’s harmless to invite her to come here.
Until I lay eyes on my precious girl for the first time.
She’s mine, and I want her to stay.