Review: 5 Alarm Fire
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2012
Burn baby burn. Why are stories about firefighters so darn hot and sexy?  Ronan O'Rourke is the poster boy for hot and sexy...he knows how to start a deep burning fire, fan the flames and ignite the passion. Yesssss! Huh...I think I need to start a fire and hope my own Ronan shows up *wishful thinking*.Thea Moretti is a bit of a damaged, emotionally closed off soul. She doesn't want a traditional relationship with Ronan but she does enjoy their no strings attached sexy booty calls. He nicely errrrr...fills that void in her life.Anne Calhoun certainly makes you feel for the heroine, understand her pain and grief and gives incite into why she's so emotionally closed off preferring the music and isolation provided via her ear buds and Ipod. Then Calhoun provides a way back to the land of the living for Thea through the gorgeous Ronan. He knows Thea has deeply buried all her emotions and he's convinced that no matter the words coming out of Thea's mouth...her body doesn't lie.Thea resists all attempts by Ronan to deepen their relationship. She's quite happy with their orgasmic, mind blowing status quo. Do things like "that" really happen on the New York Subway system and in change rooms of lingerie boutiques *fans self*? So illicit and forbidden and super sexy.There's a lot of emotion backed into this short story and I thoroughly enjoyed Breath on Embers.