He's a smoke eating pretty boy from a family of nozzle jockeys.
She's a blue line loyalist from a family of donut munching boys in blue.
In a city where the rivalry between the two is notorious, a relationship is futile.
Juliet is the daughter of the police commissioner, and with three brothers on
the force, she's the only Cavanaugh who isn't one of New York's Finest. When
she has the opportunity to represent the NYPD in the annual charity baseball
game against the FDNY, she takes it, hoping to help win back the trophy and
bragging rights.
Noah has a family legacy to uphold as the fire commissioner's son. With his
father pushing him to raise ranks, his future in the department is unclear,
except for his need to lead the FDNY baseball team to victory against the
NYPD. That part is non-negotiable. Because as much as fighting fires is in
his blood, so is the age-old rivalry between the NYPD and FDNY.
A chance encounter between the two leads to a summer of secret rendezvous.
But summer only lasts so long, and secrets have a way of surfacing.