Review: characters were decently developed, and the descriptive prose managed to bring the scenery alive
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 27, 2014
The first in a new romance series following elite firemen, Reburn by Anne Marsh sets the scene, and presents us with a new hero to drool over.  This fast-paced novella follows along with Sam, a firefighter with a unit tasked to keep forest fires under control. A terrorist is hiding out in his area, under his watch: and that just isn’t going to fly.  The FBI has been tasked with finding the terrorist, and one of the agents is Sam’s old flame: Olivia.  Years later, their spark is still viable and visible.Chasing the terrorist puts them in close contact: even closer as the fire burning around them is threatening their lives, even as their own flame seeks to consume them in the past, with hopes for the future.As a novella, the characters were decently developed, and the descriptive prose managed to bring the scenery alive.  Anne Marsh has succeeded in quickly relighting the flame between the two, as we see the dangers faced and tactics used by firefighters in the course of their work.  While I thought that the pacing occasionally slowed with more technical information, I enjoyed the introduction to the characters and their story, and want to see more.I received an eArc copy from the publisher via NetGalley for purpose of honest review for Tasty Book Tours. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.