Miranda Ellis is not a happy character. Her odd gift appears to bring her nothing but heartbreak. When she endures yet another disappointment, the loss of her family's fortune, she must make a hard decision. Lord Archer isn't the easiest man to get along with; ornery and grumpy, even he cannot resist Miranda when she needs help. Lord Archer asks for Miranda's hand in marriage and the beginning of a solid partnership begins to take hold.

Lord Archer has a right to be ornery, he is badly disfigured on one side of his face from an event the reader will avidly read about. He tends to remain in hiding and refuses to let anyone close, hiding his face from the world. Miranda attempts to coax the stubborn Lord from his shell, but it proves no easy task. When the Lord is accused of murders, Miranda must decide whether to stick by his side or give in to outside pressure.

Miranda's character is sympathetic. She doesn't fall in self pity mode when she has every right to and remains a fairly strong female character. The reader will admire her perseverance when it comes to Lord Archer. Lord Archer will tug at the readers' heartstrings. He is the epitome of a sympathetic character and reminiscent of Beauty and the Beast.

The events in FIRELIGHT are fast-paced. Miranda thinks on her feet and Lord Archer remains stuck in his ways. The reader will love reading about Lord Archer's slow progression and their relationship. Do not miss this new book from debut author Kristin Callihan!