Ignited
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4.3 • 85 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
IGNITED is a new adult, contemporary romance intended for adult readers.
James “Hawk” Hawkins always knew he’d be a firefighter. At twenty-four years of age, he’s dedicated his entire adulthood to the perilous job of saving lives and extinguishing flames. After a chance encounter, he carries a young woman to safety, but it’s unlike any rescue he’s ever performed. She touches something deep inside of him, not because he finds her attractive, which he does, but because she doesn’t want to be saved. For the first time in his life, he doesn’t need to put out a fire…he needs to start one.
Twenty-year-old Amber Lawson escaped to the small town of Creekview, Tennessee. She was running…fleeing from a tragedy that left her heartbroken and shrouded in despair. Struggling with the desolation that has engulfed her, she tries to start anew, hoping that if she evades the reminders of her past, she can slowly begin to heal.
Hawk is determined to rekindle her passion for life. Along the way, he realizes that’s not the only passion he wants to ignite. With his heart on the line, it could be his most hazardous rescue yet.
Plus, a bonus scene from Mason and Lexi of WASTED.
IGNITED is the second book in the WHISKEY NIGHTS series. Since each book focuses on a different couple, they can be read as stand-alones, but many readers may prefer to read them in order for maximum enjoyment.
WHISKEY NIGHTS SERIES ORDER
Wasted #1
Ignited #2
Deceived #3
Betrayed #4
Customer Reviews
Ignited
Easy an fun to read. Great characters.
Just boring
Finally done. This book was so boring. It only took two days, but it felt like I was reading for a week. I actually liked both Hawk and Amber, but they're story was so boring. It was a fight for me to finish. I only finished because I really liked most of the characters. The most exciting part for me was when Hawk took off to New York to get his girl. I had already figured out that Amber's fiancé was not dead, she did not marry and was back in Clearview. The writing style was very predictable and did not do these characters justice. Hawk was already a hero being a firefighter and Amber had been dealt a terrible blow by both her parents and her fiancé's parents. I just felt that she left home to grow and overcome her heartache. I just wished she actually developed a backbone to go with her courage. I did enjoy all the characters of Clearview in this story. Unfortunately, this was just a boring story about a guy and a girl. I am in the minority, so please read for yourself.
Mixed Feelings
I liked their story but just a bit unbelievable Amber not knowing the fiancé wasn't dead she didn't go to the hospital insist on being at his funeral hmm. But mainly 20 is just too young in my opinion to know much about relationships.