"Arson Isn't the Only Form of Scorching Heat for This Male and Female Firefighter."
Reviewed by Kay Quintin
Posted June 27, 2014
Romance Contemporary
After the devastating funeral of a fellow colleague who died
as a result of arson, firefighter Adelaide Manzella thinks
tequila is the only thing that will help. Meeting up with
fellow firefighter Eli Grant for tequila shots starts as a
flirtation and ends up in scorching-hot, erotic sex like
she's never before experienced.
Realizing Addie is a threat to the dark secret from his
past, Eli knows Addie's curiosity is on alert as she
witnesses the burn scars on his body. Now arson is spreading
through their precinct, and Eli is again facing the
horrors of his brother and father's deaths years ago, with
the holiday reminder upcoming.
Erotic, steamy sex as an outlet has now become as necessary
a staple as breathing for both of them. Wicked sex isn't the
only thing to keep them together as their relationship
totally burns. Addie needs Eli to open up to her about the
deep-seated secret he possesses. Unless they can overcome
this obstacle, Addie might be lost to Eli. A fact brought
home to him when a fire caused by arson threatens her life.
Ruby McNally certainly knows how to write a graphic,
sensual, and hot, hot story. The two characters each have
their own idiosyncrasies but sure know how to turn the heat
up to scorching. SINGE is #2 in the Lights & Sirens
series. Strap yourself in for a thrill of excitement that
keeps you on your toes to the very end. Ruby McNally is a
very entertaining and clever author!
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SUMMARY
Their slow burn could build to a five-alarm…or go up in
smoke. Addie Manzella does her best to keep her complicated
personal life separate from work. But after the funeral of a
colleague who died in an arson fire, things come to a head.
She goes tequila shot for tequila shot with fellow
firefighter Eli Grant—a contest that ends in the bedroom. Sure, the sex is great—okay, it’s the best of her life—but
Eli clearly isn’t a long-term kind of guy. Though his
post-divorce antics read more goofball than player, he’s a
complication she doesn’t need. Bold, brassy Addie is a serious threat to Eli’s
determination to hide a dark history. Not even his ex-wife
knows the whole story behind the burn scars on his body. Yet
he can’t resist the challenge of pursuing Addie—especially
since she clearly likes being chased. The fire that took their friend, though, isn’t the last. As
more buildings—and more lives—go up in flames, Eli’s past
comes roiling to the present. Threatening to send their
fledgling romance up in smoke. Warning: This book contains two wicked-hot firefighters, a
dark secret, sex in semi-public places, and a smidge of
Catholic guilt.
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