Smokin' Hot Firemen
Erotic Romance Stories for Women
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- $10.99
Publisher Description
Who can melt any woman's heart with a single smile? The sexiest icon of all- a fireman!
They enter fiery structures with selfless courage—the very definition of the word “hero.” Women understand their allure... A soot-covered face, sweat dripping from hard, chiseled muscles, the sharp snap of suspenders — yes, only a fireman can make suspenders sexy! Delilah Devlin's burning-hot book includes thrilling stories teeming with gorgeous firemen from some of today’s hottest romance writers. In “Saving Charlotte,” Sabrina York’s firefighting Dom rescues a woman tied to a red-hot bed; from Cathryn Fox comes “Temperature Rising” where a fire chief fulfills some very steamy fantasies; Elle James’s “Chasing Fire” sees a daring smoke-jumper parachuting into the hot zone of a forest fire then setting his girlfriend ablaze with erotic heat; and Magic Mike ain’t got nothin’ on Delilah’s own fireman-turned-exotic-dancer-for-a-night “Johnny Blaze.”
With a list of award-winning authors that includes Ily Goyanes, Shoshanna Evers, Adele Dubois, and Rachel Firasek, Delilah delivers tales of these courageous men sliding down their big poles to steal readers’ hearts! Smokin’ Hot Firemen imagines the romantic possibilities of being held against that massively muscled chest by a man whose mission is to protect and serve...
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This firefighter anthology starts off with a fizzle: Rachel Firasek's "Smoking Stilettos," featuring a pair of stunningly immature characters and almost no sexual chemistry. Fortunately, it flares to life with some kinky heat in Sabrina York's "Saving Charlotte," setting the pattern of ups and downs with some seriously hot stories (such as Lynn Townsend's "Big Trucks") and some that aren't much more than smoke and bluster (such as Adele Dubois's "Hook Me Up"). Likewise, the firemen vary: there's the sweet hero coming home to make hardcore love to his worried girlfriend in Shoshanna Evers's "Falling Ashes" and then there's the jerk willing to take advantage of a terrified woman in Cynthia D'Alba's "Something's Burning." Despite the variation in tone and quality, any woman who has ever had a fireman fantasy can probably find one or two stories to enjoy.
