A nice plot, sympathetic characters, unfortunately, the sequence of events and actions was sometimes a bit too far-fetched and made to fit.
Jeff, a slightly overweight firefighter, is happy to be a couch potato, until he meets his new tenant, Holly. She comes with a lot of baggage, highest among them her being broke because she has to pay off debts, her own and those of her ex-fiancé, who vanished into thin air and left her two years ago. When Holly helps Jeff after a cardiac fright, they slowly get to know each other better, the attraction is there, but neither believes the other one could be interested.
A good narration style and likeable characters save this book from drifting away onto a too unrealistic level: a cardiac fright out of the blue, when firefighters have to do regular physicals? Jeff never meeting Fernando, or hearing about what he is? Two blind dates with horrible women? Those are just some of the things that annoyed me a bit because they gave me the impression they were just made up and force fitted to continue the story and the plot.
Apart from that, however, it was indeed a nice and amusing read, and yes, I wouldn't mind to read more of this author.