He drags her from a blaze. She won't give him her name—only a warning: the man she escaped doesn't let survivors breathe.

On a smoke-choked night, firefighter Logan Maddox breaks protocol to save the silent, bruised woman the station nicknames "Siren." She refuses hospitals and headlines, so Logan offers the one place he trusts—his off-the-books safehouse. Behind locked doors, sparks flare into heat neither of them planned, but danger is patient. The predator from her past is hunting, and he calls her his.

Logan understands fire; this is another kind of burn. As the city closes in, Siren must choose between disappearing again or standing her ground with the one man who treats her fear like something to protect, not control. Together they'll flip the script—luring a monster into a trap where Station 17 waits in the dark. If the plan fails, she loses her future. If it works, she risks her heart.

Steamy, high-stakes, and fiercely tender, Saving Me, Siren is a firefighter protector romance about surviving the flames—and finding home in the arms that carry you out of them.