Hot Little Firecrackers
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4.3 • 3 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
What's the 4th of July without firecrackers? Especially in the female form!
This collection of 4 short stories is bound to be as hot as the 4th of July!
In 21-Hand Salute, setting off firecrackers in a graveyard might not be the smartest thing Dixie has ever done. Will Cooper hold her accountable for her mischief? Then in Sawyer's Woman, Cassidy can't take her eyes off the cowboy riding the wild bull machine, his hips undulating with a rhythm that takes her breath away. Problem is, she happens to be almost engaged already!
In Retiring Old Glory, Andi didn't think she could move on when Jared was lost in Bermuda Triangle, Can Mark convince her to take a chance on him?
And last, but not least, in Heat Rush, Jamie is in charge of the fireworks display in White Gables, Georgia. But when a rejected boyfriend from high school turns up in her pyro technics stand, he's changed. Mills is now a burning hunk that has her drowning with just one fiery, punitive kiss!
Enjoy this anthology of 4 sizzlin' short stories out for the month of July holidays! Quick and easy reads that will delight you. Plus, a free chapter of Taming the Wind! These stories do contain elements of power exchange within the relationships. If this offends you, please don't buy it.
Customer Reviews
EXPECT FIREWORKS
This was an entertaining collection of stories by Brandy Golden. My only complaint was that it was too short. I wanted more, so much more. The theme in each story is about fireworks in one form or another. The stories were creative and full of heart, heat, and soul. The author did a great job of introducing her characters in each of her tales. Each and every one of them had their vibe
and made their presence known. What a mischievous bunch of women. I pitied the men who tamed them but tame them they did in a time and tried tradition. It was hard to pick a favorite, but Cassidy from “Sawyer’s Woman” touched my heart, but all of the
others came a close second.
This story was a cracker by Ms. Golden and once it had its claws into me, it would not let go. The female characters were likable, if not troublemakers, who met their match over the knees of the men out to make an impression with their own brand of fireworks.
This was a feel-good, easy book to read with the perfect title that
encapsulates the overall theme of the book.