This review is for both [b:Burnin' for you|6902305|Burnin' For You|Jamie Lynn Miller|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1253721045s/6902305.jpg|6607121] and the sequel [b:Where There's Smoke|6902312|Where There's Smoke|Jamie Lynn Miller|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1253721311s/6902312.jpg|7125781]



Now this is how you write a fucking M/M romance firefighter book!! [b:Burnin' for you|6902305|Burnin' For You|Jamie Lynn Miller|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1253721045s/6902305.jpg|6607121] and the sequel [b:Where There's Smoke|6902312|Where There's Smoke|Jamie Lynn Miller|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1253721311s/6902312.jpg|7125781] has two hunky, passionate men, one a firefighter, the other an EMT, both speeding towards one another, ready to explode with lust. Love isn't far behind as they deal with career changes and the death of a former lover and just enough angst to bring them together with an even stronger bond. M/M romance perfection! Add in the best of the best in firefighter action and, woo boy, we got a winner! These cute boys see TONS of action and both get hurt a BUNCH of times and end up in the hospital quite a lot. We've got bedside confessionals, nail-biting waiting room moments, angry "I thought I was gonna lose you!" shower sex, etc. etc. Just a whole heap of fabulous hurt/comfort angst for these boys. They are really put through the wringer for our enjoyment. And did I mention the stalker yet? Or the last minute confession of child abuse? Well, there is that too. Plus a few more surprises.

So, obviously, suspend disbelief and enjoy this pretty far-fetched tale about these gorgeous firefighters and their extraordinary lives. It makes for the best kind of reading and I couldn't get enough. Highly, highly recommended. ( )

Lucas is a firefighter. He lost his lover and fellow firefighter two years before during duty. Now he is lonely and doesn't see an end to his pain. But one night he meets Evan: Lucas is in a pub trying to forget everything in the drunkness and here arrives Evan, young, solar and friendly. They spend a night of passion, and even if at first Lucas thinks at it ligh a one night stand, the morning after Evan asks him to see each other again. And Lucas decides to try to move on on his sadness and to give a chance to this blossoming love.

But on Monday morning Lucas discovers that the new paramedic working with his team is Evan; Lucas can't accept to start again a relationship with a man who risks his life everyday and he really try to forget Evan. But everything seems to conjure to prevent him and Evan first of all, he doesn't want to accept that they can't have a chance together.

Burnin' for You is not very long, less than 80 pages, but it's very romantic and also pretty erotic. Both Lucas than Evan are nice characters, but I like better Evan, he is so young and full of passion, he still sees the world through pink glasses. All in all the contrasts in the book are not too much harsh, and for this reason it's less angst than expected.

This is a pretty classic romance, and firefighters are always favourite in romance genre. A nice starts from an author I think will give us other interesting stories in the future.