Fighting the Fire by Laura Kaye

Fighting the Fire by Laura Kaye

One night is never enough.

For firefighter Sean Riddick, Warrior Fight Club keeps the demons of his past at bay, even though it means seeing Daniela England. Her ball-busting sarcasm drives him nuts, and he knows he's damaged goods anyway, but he can't help but remember how good they were together that one time. Now he wants to take her to the mats no matter how much they go toe to toe.

ER nurse Daniela England has lost so much that she's vowed never to need anyone again. Fight club helps her beat back her survivor's guilt, but it means dealing with Riddick. The hot-but-infuriating firefighter is everything she wants to avoid, which is why their one-night stand was a mistake. Now she needs to keep her distance so it doesn't happen again.

But when Dani witnesses Sean's motorcycle accident, she steps up to help him recover. One on one, they get beneath all the snark and find a connection neither expected. As Sean heals, the sparks between them burst into red-hot passion - and ignite old wounds. Now there are fires all around - and they have to decide which they'll fight and which they'll let consume them.

Laura Kaye, the best-selling and award-winning author of a half-dozen books, was named Breakout Author of the Year in the 2011 GraveTells Readers' Choice Awards. Hearts in Darkness is a finalist for the EPIC eBook Award for Best Novella, Forever Freed took home the NJRW Golden Leaf Award for Best Paranormal in 2011, and North of Need, the first book in the Hearts of the Anemoi series, was chosen GraveTells' Best Book of 2011 and received their 5-STAR Gold Heart Award, as well as Sizzling Hot Read of the Year at Sizzling Hot Books. She was up in a huge extended family that believed in the supernatural and constantly told stories about their own personal experiences with it. Laura's love with the occult and the world of fantasy was sparked by family legends about angels, ghosts, and evil-eye curses. Laura had been a voracious reader and writer since she was a child--at fourteen, she hand wrote a 50-notebook-page paranormal retelling of The Secret Garden, and at sixteen, her time travel historical short story, Peter Rescue The Tsar, won an award from the county Board of Education.

New aspirations and pursuits overtook these previous interests in fiction writing as she grew older, and it took years for the storyteller in her spirit to demand to be heard. Laura's inner muse has insisted on making up for lost time by whispering story and character ideas into her ear faster than she can write them down--but she wouldn't have it any other way! Laura, who lives in Maryland with her husband, two daughters, and a naughty dog, enjoys her daily view of the Chesapeake Bay.