Legacy

In Legacy, Colorado, our inheritance is simple: Fire and Heartbreak. Sebastian Vargas…he’s both. e was my best friend. My first love. My everything. Until he was my nothing. It’s been ten years since the wildfire that turned our small town to ashes, taking the lives of our fathers and their elite hotshot crew. Six years since Bash disappeared with my heart. No explanation. No goodbye. But now he’s home, fighting to resurrect the very thing that destroyed us both. One look, and I’m breathless. One touch, and he’s relentless. And I’m not careful, he’ll burn me to the ground again. Point of Origin is a prequel novella set in the Legacy world and can be read as a complete standalone.

From USA Today bestselling author Rebecca Yarros comes a friends to lovers romance novella set her Legacy world. It only takes a spark... In Legacy, Colorado, I buried my father alongside his elite Hotshot team. Ten years later, I’ve followed in his footsteps—fighting fires in the mountains of Alaska with my brother. Amid the flames, nothing ignites me like Avery Claire. She’s stubborn, strong, sexy as hell, and my best friend. She also has no idea that I’m in love with her. But Colorado is calling me home, needing every Legacy-born firefighter to successfully rebuild our fathers’ team. One night will change everything between us, But she’s tied to Alaska and my future is in Colorado. Now I’m torn between what my honor demands, And what my heart can’t live without. IGNITE is a standalone, prequel Legacy novella and does not need to be read before REASON TO BELIEVE.

Two men destroyed by the past learn to live—and love—again. Kyle Braden has nowhere else to go. With no money and no prospects, he turns to the only man who promises him help. Jack Campbell-Hayes wants to show Kyle that he can be more than he ever thought. Kyle begins to see how far he’s come from being the scarred man who shut everyone out, when the first person through the doors of Legacy Ranch is Jason, a young man with nightmares that follow him when he’s awake. Lost in the system and with three years on the streets marking every inch of his body, Jason Smith is scared. His life is an evil mess of hate and despair, and even the offer of a fresh start and a clean bed isn’t enough to make him feel safe. Until Kyle comes into his life and shows him that it’s okay not to be in control. For these broken men, Legacy Ranch offers more than a place to live and work. It offers hope.

“I’ll take them!” That’s what I tell the social worker when my pre-k student and his baby brother need an emergency foster placement. I’ll do anything to keep the brothers from being split up. But my apartment’s flooded and there’s only one house I can take them to on such short notice…his. Knox Daniels, my older brother’s best friend, offers his new place without hesitation. He’s not moving back to our tiny town until next month—that’s when all our hotshot firefighters are returning for their one and only chance to rebuild our fathers’ fallen, iconic crew. It doesn’t matter that I’ve been silently in love with Knox since we were kids. It can’t matter that we pretend that reckless prom night kiss never happened. It won’t matter that my feelings for him could destroy his lifelong friendship with my brother and threaten the certification of their hotshot crew. Because I’ll be out of his house long before he gets back. Except Knox just walked in…a month early. And the icing on this awkward cake? He’s gorgeous as always and I’m covered in baby puke. He takes one look at the boys and tells me we can make this work— We can temporarily fake a relationship to keep them from being separated by the system. Suddenly, everything matters.

"Sand's [play], with its probing of masculinity and femininity, its reflection on male and female education, love and friendship, women and the law ... [is] an excellent addition to the MLA's Texts and Translations series."--Annabelle Rea, Occidental College. The handsome, heroic heir to a vast estate, raised as man to follow a man's pursuits and to despise women, is devastated to learn at the age of seventeen that he is in fact a she. ("An admirable ruse, indeed! To inspire in me the horror of women, only to throw it in my face and say: But this is what you are.") Gabriel courageously refuses to give up her male privileges, and her tragic struggle to work and fight and love in all the ways she knows how offers a window into the obstacles faced by George Sand, the prolific intellectual woman whom the popular press portrayed as a promiscuous, cigar-smoking oddity in trousers. "Strange that the most virile talent of our time should be a woman's!" exclaimed a reviewer in 1838. Kathleen Robin Hart's introduction contextualizes the play, discussing its relation to the theater of Sand's day, the sentimental tradition, the subversive workings of carnival and masquerade, and the vein of literary androgyny in Romantic works. --Book Jacket.

Daniel ‘Danny’ Flynn has made his way through college on an athletics scholarship. Coming up to finals, he has no idea what he wants to do next, but persistent dreams drive him to revisit the life he lost. Corey Dryden needs to find ‘the lost boy’. All he wants is the truth but lies lead to heartbreak and he has to grow up fast. When the world crumbles around Daniel and Corey, Legacy ranch is their only hope.