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Feel the Fire

Feel the Fire


A HotShots Novel, #3

by Annabeth Albert

⭐⭐⭐⭐ /5


A hot and steamy second chance at romance!


As boys, Tucker and Luis became thee best of friends and even explored taking their friendship further… that is until Louis’s family is moves to California. Even that distance doe not immediately curb their attraction and plans for their future. Yet fate and family intervene, keeping them apart and causing hurt feelings on both sides.


Half a lifetime later, Luis is sent back to his prior home to assistantships the Oregon forestry service and end up working side by side with Tucker! Their reunion is awkward, but for work they quickly attempt to be amenable… and soon their previous sparks return!


I loved how organically their reunion takes place and the swiftness that they rekindle their romance. Tucker and Luis were a delightful pairing and their mutual respect was obvious. 


An extra bonus to this coupling were the rest of Tucker’s family, his twin teenage boys were a great addition and the co-parenting former souse Heidi, created a beautiful example of parting and moving on after the mutual end of a marriage.


As with he rest of the Hot Shots series, Annabeth Albert brings the heat! This was a fun and I highly recommend this book and series!



Feel the Fire by Annabeth Albert is scheduled to release October 26th, 2020 and is available now!


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Book Description

The third instalment of Annabeth Albert’s Hotshots series—the emotions and intensity of Chicago Fire with the raw, natural elements of Man vs. Wild.


When their career paths bring two high school sweethearts together again, the forest isn’t the only thing ablaze…


Fire behaviour specialist Luis Riviera goes where his job takes him. But when he’s assigned to an arson investigation in Central Oregon—the place he left his broken heart twenty years ago—he’s afraid of being burned all over again.


Tucker Ryland had planned to join his first love, Luis, in LA after high school graduation, but life got in the way. Now a fire management expert and a divorced father of teen twins, Tucker’s thrown for a loop when he finds himself working side by side with his Luis, now all grown up and more intriguing than ever.


Though consumed by a gruelling fire season and family responsibilities, the two men discover their bond has never truly broken. Tentative kisses turn to passionate nights. But smoking sheets aside, old hurts and new truths stand in the way of this time being the start of forever.


Danger lurks everywhere for Central Oregon’s fire crews, but the biggest risk of all might be losing their hearts. Don’t miss the Hotshots series from Annabeth Albert: High Heat, Burn Zone and Feel the Fire.

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I received a complimentary copy of this book from Harlequin and the Harlequin Publicity Team. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.


 

 

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