Flirting With Fire

Name: Flirting With Fire
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

Sue Brown · Morticia Knight

Feb 2025 · One Hat Press

4.0

3 reviews

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A smokin’ hot firefighter. A handsome, lonely rancher. Can these frenemies turn a cosmic misunderstanding into undying love?

Dex

It was supposed to be my typical peaceful morning horse ride followed by a clandestine cruller, cup of Joe at the Flying Saucer, and the day-in-day-out routine of ranching. Instead, my world explodes like an alien abduction gone wrong when my high school crush has the nerve to cross my path. Too bad he’s even hotter than he was when he broke my heart ten years ago.

Meyer

I dropped everything in Chicago to start over as assistant fire chief in my hometown of Charming Butte. Of all the people to run into when my old Chevy breaks down is the one guy who inexplicably hates me. Now, I get to make my triumphant return to town on the back of his horse. But with my arms wrapped around his solid frame, I wonder if I can make him forget our past in favor of a future together.

Note: Flirting With Fire is the first book in the sweet and spicy romance series set in the quirky small town of Charming Butte, where swoony men in uniform discover their forever after. Click now and find your next book boyfriends in this funny and heartwarming romance!

Ratings and reviews

4.0

3 reviews

PalenMisha

February 25, 2025

I was immediately interested in the story from the first page. The narration was engaging and I had no trouble telling Dex and Meyer apart. The entire town is populated with a well developed cast of supporting characters. Dex and Meyer were pretty amusing together as they went from antagonizing each other to actually talking and I really enjoyed watching their relationship blossom. I'm looking forward to the next story. **I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.**

Brea B.

March 10, 2025

Flirting with Fire was a cute read but I found it lacking in the charm I think it wanted. With the understanding that this the first book in a small town series, I still struggled with all the detailing about the town and it's inhabitants. The book was pretty slow going and unfortunately, I didn't find Dex and Meyer and their decade old misunderstanding any better. I think I'm just one of those people (and readers) that can't invest in holding on to crushes or misunderstandings from my teen years and having that inform my adulthood. Also, miscommunication is THE WORST trope in romance. It never works for me but I can handle it if it's resolved rather quickly (even though this one had a 10 year head start). I don't think many authors can make the tropes work and that's also the case here. I'm familiar with Knight's work but Brown is new to me. Ultimately, Meyer and Dex got it together (as did the authors) but I'm not sure I'm super interested in going forward with the series but maybe!

Louise

March 2, 2025

Dex and Meyer move from fenemy's to more but not before we are given time to get to know them a little more. We discover their hopes, fears, dreams and share their everydays too. We are with them as they build, or should that be rebuild a something, and it all feels like home. This is a sexy and romantic read which hints at plenty of steam but focuses on character and setting, drawing us deeply into the lives of these characters and their community.

About the author

Sue Brown is a Londoner with a dream to live on a small island. Coffee fuels her addiction to writing romance with hot guys loving each other, and her Adorkadog snores in harmony as she creates.

USA Today Bestselling and award-winning author, Morticia Knight, spends most of her nights writing about men loving men who are sometimes sweet but usually extra spicy. She loves swoony book boyfriends, forever afters, and themes such as hurt/comfort, found family, age gap, and power exchange in a variety of settings. Even though she’s been crafting her tales for more years than she’d like to share—her adventures as a published author began in 2011.

A small town in Oregon is where Morticia calls home, with the towering pines, abundant wildlife, and a creek side view all conspiring to spark her endless imagination.

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