Revealing Annie (Police and Fire: Operation Alpha; On Call #5)

Revealing Annie (Police and Fire: Operation Alpha; On Call #5)

Freya Barker

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As the fire department’s joker, Kyle (Sumo) Matsumoto, loves nothing better than ribbing the guys at the station. However, he’s all business when he’s on a call, and when he tries to snag the attention of a cute little baker. Then life takes a more serious turn when he’s plunged headfirst into fatherhood—of a teenage boy—giving his teammates the last laugh. For almost a year, Annie Flowers has been tucked away in plain sight. It’s amazing what a pair of colored contacts and a different haircut can accomplish. She likes her new, simple life in Durango with her only concern getting up on time for her morning shift at the bakery. Yet she’s not as invisible as she thinks. Not to the creep who chased her into hiding, and definitely not to the charming EMT with a penchant for sweets . Annie trusts only one person, her friend, Erin Gardner, but she’s in Texas, so when she discovers someone has been leaving her unwanted gifts, she has no choice but to put her faith in Sumo.


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  • Wilko
    Mar 13, 2025
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    Sumo had always seemed like bit more of a background character but I am soo glad he isn't as I loved this book about him and Annie who is newish to town and flies under the radar. Sumo is a complex guy he cares deeply but also keeps people at arms length, while everyone knows very little about Annie apart from the fact she is very private and well antisocial. This story is full of secrets, sweetness, crotchety old neighbors, danger, laughs, heartache, mystery and family whether by blood or not and has you drawn in from the beginning and needing to know the answers to the many questions that come up.

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