Naomi James prefers to work alone. Making Seattle her home and her streets, she doesn’t need Gabriel Cummings watching out for her. After the bad guys with deep pockets get away, she’s determined to stop the human trafficking at the source. Having befriended homeless and runaway fifteen-year-old, Aaliyah, she’ll even settle for Gabe lurking around “protecting” her if it means stopping the kidnapping and selling of young girls. Panicked and looking for her friend, Aaliyah must learn to trust the team at Thorne Enterprises, and their resources, if she’s ever going to get Carol back.
From homeless shelters to drug addicts, back alleys to Pike’s Market “Gabriel’s Fire” is an extraordinary romantic suspense with the tension, passion, intrigue and action that author Lotchie Burton is so good at. No stranger to hard hitting, steamy romances Burton shows readers once again her talent for creating sexy men and strong independent women.
Traversing the complexities and psychological impacts of life after the military, while wading deep into the human trafficking crisis, this is anything but a lighthearted read. However, the dialogue, plot, character development, and chase are as realistic as if you are sweating alongside them. The gripping fear, panic, and chemistry radiates off the page. Burton has created a swoon worthy fight we can all get behind as Gabe works to win the woman and protect the girls.
With twists you won’t see coming, Naomi grapples with giving up a life of loneliness, as the men of Thorne Enterprises swoop in, toys, tricks, and plans up their sleeves to stop trafficking from the top.
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