Burn For You
A Small Town Romantic Suspense
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Someone is setting fires in Wishful. And Delaney Newell makes the perfect suspect.
After a humiliating scandal and a hard-won recovery, Delaney has fought to rebuild her life. She's keeping her head down, finishing her EMT certification, and trying to prove she's no longer the woman everyone expects to screw up.
Then an arsonist strikes, and suspicion falls squarely on her.
Firefighter Sean Murphy knows Delaney's past. He also knows the woman she's become. When the town starts talking and the evidence begins stacking up against her, Sean refuses to join the crowd. He's determined to prove her innocence, even if it means getting dangerously close to the woman he's already falling for.
But clearing Delaney's name means exposing secrets she's kept buried. And with an arsonist still at large, they'll have to uncover the truth before the next fire turns deadly.
A friends-to-lovers romantic suspense about redemption, fierce loyalty, and the man who believes in her when everyone else is ready to believe the worst.
Klantrecensies
Kait Nolan, “Can’t stand the Rain.
Kait Nolan “Can’t stand the Rain” , a small town romantic suspence from the ‘Wishing for a Hero’ series.
For me English is a foreign language. So - in advance - sorry for the mistakes in the review.
Main characters:
- Delaney Newell, since a few years living in Wishful as an administrative assistant of the town clinic. She just completed her EMT certification class. Del secretly has a crush on
- Sean Murphy, her EMT study buddy. He is a sexy firefighter and new in town.
- Bryce Kelso, Delaney’s ex boy-friend. He cheated on her with another girl and Delaney reacted agressively on him after the break up. She caused - accidentally - a fire on his home.
- Gina Draper, the girl with whom Bryce cheated on Del. She is a notorious town gossip.
- Aunt Val, the sister of Delaney’s mom. She was a great help for Del after her problems in the break up with Bryce, for Del’s parents abandoned en disowned her after her arson.
Kait Nolan produced again a fine book about small town life in Wishful with the corresponding ups (beautiful nature, care for fellow inhabitants like help after the loss of possessions in a fire) and downs (malicious gossip or sometimes little privacy).
The characters are credible, so the reader empathizes easy with them. The descibed persons are not only white or black and that makes them human.
Fine dialogues. The plot has some unexpected turns but keeps realistic. In short: a nice novella.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.