Review: Great writing!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2013
From the beginning of first opening this book you get a feel for what kind of man Rhys really is. There is no holding back on this one. Which grabbed my attention from the get go.Shea Madison was raised in Montana and is not your girly girl. She is a tomboy and very independent. She loves her town how it is and does not agree to what the new resort would bring to town. Shea is set in stone to not let this development come through an wreck her town. So when the opportunity pops up to help sway the decision of the outsider for the development, she does what she can to ensure her hometown doesn't  get changed.Rhys Weland always has one objection on his trips for the developmental firm he works at. That one thing is always to get the locals to like the idea of what his company will be bringing into town. His “jobs end up having to weasel his way through women if they stand in the way for the construction of future buildings. Which has never bothered him and he has always quite enjoyed his “jobs” on his trips. Being a sexy alpha male he never has a problem, and the women never say no.  While traveling to his new location to scope out his new “job” he gets stuck and of course non-other than Shea herself, is the one to rescue him.  (Who would have thought a big Alpha male like Rhys to be rescued by a small beautiful female)!!!!I previously read Sibylla Matilde first debut novel Little Conversations and thoroughly impressed with her work. So when I seen In the Firelight, naturally I would have to snatch this one up and read it. This was a good quick read where the characters came together and epilogue ended beautifully.  In the firelight wasn't as intense as her previous book (Little Conversations) but it was still good all the same. I would recommend to my reader friends to pick this one up for a nice steamy read on a cold wintery evening!Erica-The Book Nuts