Fighting the Fire (Souls on Fire Book 1)

Top Amazon Reviewer: Ms. Jennifer Conner has written a page-turning tale with plenty of twists and turns. The story has mystery, suspense, Indian paranormal flare, a hot firefighter, and unusual fires. I enjoyed the story; I loved the chemistry between Cy and Mia and how they work together to overcome issues. Redrabbitt Reviews "This was an intriguing and unique paranormal romance that definitely held my interest from beginning to end. I highly recommend this one if you like an exciting paranormal romance. " Just My Opinion Reviews The first book in the sexy new Native American paranormal romance series Souls on Fire. With her pyrokinetic powers, Mia Koda has always thought she was a freak. Since she was young, she could start fires with her mind. These powers are now growing out of control. Firefighter Cy Brennon's main goal is to make sure everyone caught in a fire comes out safely and alive. When he breaks into a burning house, the last thing he expects to find is a beautiful young woman, untouched by the flames, in what he can only describe as a "fire-free zone". Pulled together after the fire and their similar tragic childhoods, they search to discover more about Mia's Native American roots, and the powers she has always feared. As dangerous passion builds between her and Cy, Mia begins their journey. These long-hidden secrets will help Mia to better understand her powers, as she and Cy leave their childhood's behind and learn to reach into the hidden corners of each other's hearts. But is Mia starting the fires or is there something sinister lurking in the shadows of the past?

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Excerptfrom Fighting the FireThe heat of an inferno immediately replaced the cool breeze thatsurrounded them. Cy staggered back and tried to suck in a clean breath of air,but all that was left was smoke. Heat from the flames licked at his back eatingat the fire-retardant gear. "Capt..." he tried to cry out, wiping the back of his gloveagainst his face. Smoke billowed into his lungs, choking him. The floor groaned loudly under him and gave way to a gaping hole. Fireshot through the floorboards, engulfing his leg. He tried to drag his footfree, but a broken board trapped his leg. He pulled his foot hard once. Twice. "Shit." He felt the lick of theflames around him when his leg didn't move. "Cy!" the captain's voice cried from the window. "My foot's stuck. I'm trapped!" He struggled to stay composed, but thesmoke and heat made his head swim. He knew help was close, but could they reachhim before the floor gave way? Using his hands, he yanked on his leg until his hip joint felt like itwould wrench free. West's booted leg came through the window. "Cy!" The first singe of fire licked his skin, and sharp pain scalded thoughhim. His thoughts fogged to gray as he tried to call out, but he could onlycough and gag. Cy fought to pull in just one more breath, but there was no oxygenleft. His legs buckled and his body crumpled and fell forward.Everything went to black.

About the Author

Jennifer Conner is a best-sellingNorthwest author who has seventy short stories, books, and audiobooks. She writesin Christmas Romance, Contemporary Romance, Paranormal Romance, HistoricalRomance, and      Erotica.She has hit Amazon's top fiftyauthors ranking and her books have been #1 in sales.Her screenplay Starvation Heightswas a finalist in the Austin After Dark Film Festival and the Oregon ScreamFest.Her novel Shot in the Dark was afinalist in the Emerald City Opener, Cleveland, and Toronto RWA contests. Jennifer is an Associate Publisherfor the indie traditional publisher, Books to Go Now who resides in the Seattlearea. They pride themselves in helping new authors get their foot in the doorwith well-edited manuscripts, professional covers, and platform uploads.  She lives in a hundred-year-oldhouse that she grew up in. Her semi-small town holds an interesting mix ofresident hillbillies, yuppies, and Navy Seals. And of course, Seattle, only afew miles away, is the birthplace of Starbucks so coffee is always on the checklist.She blows glass beads with a blowtorch, (which relieves a lot of stress andpeople don't bother you) and is a huge fan of musicals. She loves to hear from her readers.

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