Review: It just keeps getting better!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 6, 2012
Cops and pack mates Tucker Storm and Wesley Foster have waited what seems like a lifetime to find their mates.  Imagine their shock and dismay to learn that they are straight.  Firefighters and best friends Austin Jacobson and Kurt Maguire were both raised by extremely narrow minded and down right homophobic parents.  Being brought up to think being gay is a sick and a sin they are both momentarily thrown off at their new friends and fellow firefighters, since the majority of them are gay.  They quickly learn that what they were taught was wrong.  Not only are these men fiercely loyal to them but they would lay down their lives for them.  And watching the love story play out between Preston and Wyatt leaves them longing, wanting that for themselves.Quick to play the straight card in the beginning, but softening over time; Austin can't stop thinking about Tucker and Kurt always has Wesley on his mind.  Can a lifetime of abuse and hatred be overcome with unconditional love?  All the while these two couples are trying to work out the kinks in their would be relationships, there's an arsonist on the loose wreaking havoc in Seattle.  Can Austin and Kurt get past the crap that has been hammered into them since birth, or will Tucker and Wesley break down that wall and convince them that love is love, no matter how it's wrapped.  Most importantly, who the hell is running loose in Seattle setting everything on fire??This would not be a true Gasq-Dion book without the usual roundup of assassins and shifters.  We are introduced to a few new characters in this story as well, most notably Kurt's younger brother Kory and a werewolf from a new pack Jacob Steele.  Oh yes, it promises to be a juicy storyline in coming books.  I for one want somebody to lock Devin and Andrei in a room until they kiss and make up!  Just sayin.