Publication Date: April 2024
Is that the girl with the fire in her eyes and the scars to match? Damn, Thora Hansen just walked back into my life, and Fairhaven's small-town air suddenly feels electrifying.
Camp Resilience buzzes with Healing Hearts kids, a testament to Thora's legacy—a legacy born from flames we both escaped decades ago, a rift that tore us apart.
Never imagined she'd re-enter my orbit, yet here she is, igniting Fairhaven with a spark I thought was lost.
Memories of our youthful bond, that innocent claim she had on my heart, surge back with a vengeance, undeniable, magnetic.
Last night, entwined in passion, confirmed it's mutual.
But today?
She's retreating, walls up, leaving me grappling in the wake of her sudden cold front.
It's not her family's disdain—she's brushed that off before.
Something's shifted, and I'm racing against the camp's ticking clock to uncover it.
We're on borrowed time, and I'm not about to let history repeat its cruel separation.
From the Flames is a kind of second chance romance. I say, "kind of" because Thora and Marco were friends in elementary school. So while they were young, there was still a strong connection. Despite a tragedy that tore them apart, Thora is now back in Marco's life. This story takes place in the world of the first book, Lines Worth Crossing. I really enjoyed this one. I loved Thora and Marco together. Their attraction was strong and really enhanced by their childhood relationship. I loved Thora's twin brother. I enjoyed revisiting Marco's family. There isn't too much angst, it's more about really healing old wounds and looking forward to the future. I definitely recommend this one.
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