Review: The Firefighter.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 26, 2014
I need a lot of letters. I won't complain at a 500 page book. Hell, I won't complain if each book of a trilogy is 500 pages. I'm slow. I like slow. I like things explained to me. I like if things fluently move towards the inevitable disaster and just on time will be fixed. And so the first thing that was disappointing about Natasha Knight's "The Firefighters Girl" was it was only 130 pages. Maybe you think this is enough. I don't. The second thing that was disappointing about the Firefighters Girl was... nothing. No really, it is such a endearing story with a very strong and stern firefighter chief Sawyer. A man that fights not only fires, but also this wonderful girl Rebecca, stubborn like all the ladies in Ms. Knight's books. And so naive. So delicious naive. And I have been where she was, blind in matters of love. I believed her right from page one.I loved the intense play between Sawyer and Rebecca. Ahum. Intense. The burning kind. Maybe I wouldn't have Sawyers' pace in the relationship. I'm slow. I like slow. But on the other hand, he waited for a very long time for this chance and now he is man enough to have a go at it. And he is just what her lawyer ordered: a man to hold on to.I gave this book the full five star rating, and I woudn't take one star back, even if you asked it nicely.