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Cargando... Light My Firepor Susan May Warren
Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  vintagebeckie | Jul 19, 2018 |   This first novella in the three-part series called Summer of the Burning Sky continues the adventure of the Jude County Smoke Jumpers, which actually started in the Montana Fire series. I haven’t read the Montana Fire series and, man, have I missed much! After reading Light My Fire, I need to read all the books in the Montana Fire series. This newest offering has everything I’ve come to expect and love about Susan May Warren’s books - great writing, emotionally-charged dialogue, sharp twists and turns to the plot, a healthy dose of suspense, fantastic characters, and a solid theme of redemption, forgiveness, and God’s grace. In Light My Fire, a smokejumper Tucker and a US Marshal Stevie are thrown together as they battle Alaskan forest fire as well as a prison break. Tucker is a dependable, loyal, tender-hearted swoon-worthy hero (who reminds me a lot of Ty Remington from the Montana Rescue series). Stevie is a regret-filled, hurting law enforcer trying to reconcile her past with the present. Stevie’s history is unearthed in this novella and Tucker’s is somewhat revealed....I’m hoping the next installment in the series will give us more glimpses into his story. The action and suspense are intense in this one! So hold onto your hats and purses because it’s a wild, thrilling ride, for sure! I was given a copy of this book by the author and was under no obligation to post a review. All opinions expressed are solely my own and subjective. (  ) SBMC | Jun 17, 2018 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
The continuation of the best-selling Montana Fire series! When western Alaska erupts in a devastating fire, the elite firefighting crew of the Jude County Smokejumpers is called in to save the day. They'll do anything to stop the fire, including fighting alongside a crew of local prisoners. The last thing they expect is a jailbreak and when the prisoners disappear into the forest with one of their own, they'll have to fight not only the fire, but for the freedom of their friends...during the Summer of the Burning Sky. Light My Fire Former bad-boy Tucker Newman has learned his lesson ?as the temporary team leader of the Jude County Smokejumpers, he's all about following the rules to keep his team safe. Especially when he has to partner with a group of local low-security prisoners to knock down the raging fire. But the prisoners are not who they seem, and when they stage a break, kidnapping one of his teammates, he'll have to break every rule he knows to get her back. US Marshal Stevie Mills knows that to get the job done, she must work alone. She simply can't risk another person getting hurt because of her. When she discovers that a wanted fugitive accused of rape and murder has not only been set free to fight the fire?but is now on the lam with a hostage?the last thing she needs is a zealous smokejumper getting in the way of her pursuit. Whether they like it or not, Tucker and Stevie must join forces if they hope to save lives. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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The setting of Light My Fire is the Alaskan wilderness near Denali. Fires are popping up everywhere, and smokejumpers are ready to tackle the difficult and dangerous job. But the danger is ramped up when a group of low-risk prisoners sent in to help become anything but low-risk. The focus of the book is Stevie, a federal marshall, and Tucker, the leader of the smokejumper crew. They are determined to do their jobs well. Their present circumstances demand it, but their past decisions provide the drive. I loved these two passionate characters. The chemistry between the two is as hot as the fires they encounter. Light My Fire takes the reader on a fast-paced adventure. The characters and the reader never know just what might be behind the next boulder or stand of trees. Warren also weaves a faith thread throughout the book that gives it a depth I appreciated.
Light My Fire is just the first installment in a continuing storyline. I am eager to get back to the action with The Heat Is On.
Recommended.
Audience: adults.
(Thanks to the author for a complimentary copy. All opinions expressed are mine alone.) (