Review: 3.5 stars - Love Ashe's nice guy firefighter - his heroine not as much
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
2.5 stars - pretty good. This is my third foray to Darling Bay... As a young man, Firefighter Hank way burned by Samantha when she dumped him and rode off with a bad boy on a motorcycle. Now Sam is back in town, trying to recover from the consequences of her reckless youth, and she's opened a business teaching self defense to the women of Darling Bay. When Sam's 'attacker' partner needs medical assistance after a session with Sam's students, Hank arrives with the rescue crew and ends up volunteering to be her new assistant.I really like Hank, author Ashe really has her nice guy firefighters down to a science, but I didn't like Fire at Dusk as much as I did the other two stories from this series (Fire at Dawn and the short Everyday Hero) because I didn't like Sam all that much - she's got issues and she needs Hank to bend to her in order for them to have a HEA.  I did like Hank's grandmother and thought it was good that she gives Sam crud for the heartache she caused Hank and that Grandma isn't quick to forgive and gets some things out in the open about Sam's intentions.So, not my favorite, but still pretty good for a kindle freebie and I will still likely check out the first book in the series when I get a chance.