Review: The Firefighter's Woman
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2010
Somehow without Steven realizing it, Odessa had grown into a beautiful, desirable woman that set his soul on fire.  But Steven refused to act on his desires for fear that he would lose the only family unity that he had known with Odessa and her sister since his last living relative had died years ago.  That was until Odessa decided to take matters into her own hands.Ever since the tender age of seven, Odessa had been in love with her older sister's best friend, Steven.  Over the years, her puppy love fantasy had developed into a more womanly womanly, passion-filled type of love; however, Steven had always - and still continued to - treat her like a little sister.  Well, enough was enough!  Steven was in for a rude awakening when Odessa decided to seduce him with her alluring charms.  Has Odessa gone too far?The Firefighter's Woman was a fun-loving, fast-paced story that I took great pleasure in reading.  The plot was hot like fire and the couple's passion sizzled from start to finish.  Odessa was a sassy heroine who was determined to have Steven as her man; while Steven was equally determined that they maintained a platonic relationship.  Although Steven was too stubborn to admit it, he and Odessa proved to be a well-matched, passionate couple.  I so enjoyed the interaction between Odessa and Steven while they traveled the rocky road to falling in love.  Readers, you don't want to miss out on Tressie Lockwood's The Firefighter's Woman - you will not be disappointed!NikitaReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed