Review: The Firefighter's Girl
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2014
The Firefighter's Girl has earned Natasha Knight a lifetime fan. While I have read and reviewed other stories by Natasha none of them hold a candle to this story. I was very impressed and quickly engrossed in The Firefighter's Girl.Sawyer has been given a second. He lost Rebecca once and ten years later an injury in the line of duty has brought himself back into her life. He ends having Rebecca as his physical therapist and attraction is strong between them.Rebecca has a deadbeat boyfriend, Jeff who only mooches off her and wants nothing more from her. She has been wanting to leave him but cannot bring herself to do it for fear of what he will do. When she is suddenly framed for a crime she knows she didn't commit, it brings her into Sawyer's safety and a firm spanking.I love Rebecca because she is spunky, determined, and stubborn as hell. She finds it preposterous that she gains pleasure being over Sawyer's need but cannot ignore the attraction budding between them.  Sawyer's kind heart swooned from the beginning with his sheer determination to keep Rebecca in life and far away from Jeff.Natasha Knight has helped me gain strength and courage with events in my own life and for that I am grateful. She has shown us in a short amount of pages how strong and courageous you can be against emotional abuse. It isn't always the physical that's the worst. I know when Natasha has a new release I am in for a good story but nothing she has written hold a candle to The Firefighter's Girl.