Review: Reviewed by Desere Steenberg
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
Being pregnant and alone with the father of the baby not wanting to take any of the responsibility must be one of the worst things to happen to a teenager, in today's day and age most parents support theirun-wedded daughter in any manner they can but when in a small town setting  it is a much more different situation. Everywhere you go you will be snubbed at and most likely you would just want to get rid of the problem and carry on with your own life.In this read from the wonderfully talented Soraya Lane it is exactly just this that happens to Faith, after telling her father and only family that she is pregnant, he kicks her out of the house and the school expels her, and all option she has is to leave town, destination a shelter and a way to make it up to her unborn child.Years later he father passes away and leaves his home to her, she returns to the town she once called home but soon finds herself in trouble, trouble of the deadly kind and trouble of losing her heart to a sexy as sin, hotter than hot cowboy, oh and did I forget to mention volunteer fireman, it's like double the hotness ladies!The main characters were both simply stunning, the author gave me the strong, independent  I will make my way to the top for the sake of my son Faith. She doesn't let just anything get her down and leaning to live with looks from others as to her past "failings" is something she has learned to do with spectacular flair.I totally loved Faith,  as so many woman out there who at a very young age become mothers do not always manage to take it all in stride and claw their way to the top making sure they do not care what others think as long as their children are happy, and end up as addicts or worse.The character of Jake was sweet, kind, caring, logical and gave his "security blanket" to Faith when she needed it most, making this hero the perfect man!The back drop setting of a small town was truly the perfect touch for this story, as with the mystery revolving around who the actual father of Faith son's is and the "I need to live in this town" element being brought to life by the author gave me as reader the kind of read any romance lover wants.The dialogue was fun and flirty but also intense during love scenes and confrontations. The author did a specular job of taking a everyday story, lacing in some mystery and action, a very, very hot man, a sweet as can be boy and  a woman lost and bringing it all together in a short powerful read!I highly recommend this read for readers loving romance set in small towns where hot cowboys or volunteer fireman,whichever option you feel like, will save you in a heartbeat and keep you close as his very own.5/5 star review"Hot flames of desire extinguishing the hurt of the past"