Flashpoint

De: Susan May Warren, Lisa Phillips

Narrado por: Garrett Kiesel

Rookie firefighter Emily Micah is determined to prove herself as a new recruit to the elite Jude County Hotshots wildfire team. Assigned to the film set of The Drifters, Emily's mission is to protect the cast and crew from the special effects that could ignite the tinder-dry Montana forest and start a wildfire.

If only her favorite actor—TV star Spenser Storm—wasn’t getting in her way.

What could go wrong?

Haunted by the memory of a rabid stalker, former child TV star Spenser Storm is hoping to revive his career, but he’s torn between the glitz and glamour of Hollywood and the life of a cowboy on his family’s ranch in Montana. It doesn’t help when he sees the movie that’s supposed to launch his future is going up in flames.

And then there’s beautiful and brave Emily Micah, who not only saves his life, but seems to understand him, maybe better than she should.

As an arsonist threatens the film production, seemingly with the goal of destroying the movie entirely, Spenser realizes he'll stop at nothing to protect his future and the woman now stealing his heart.

But Emily harbors a secret…one that could destroy the flame between them. And when it comes out, it could cost them everything, and ignite an inferno that could destroy all of the northern Montana forest.

Chasing Fire: Montana Series, Book One—Flashpoint—delivers a thrilling and emotional rollercoaster ride that will leave you breathless, yearning for more, and eager to dive into the next chapter of the thrilling series.

©2024 Susan May Warren (P)2024 One Audiobooks

Nice Story

My favorite thing about this was the characters. A sweet young romance. The narration was a big distraction. I don't think I will be listening to any more of the books narrated the same way by this narrator. The heroine sounded more like a high school teenager than a fire fighter.

Good story

Though shorter than most of Susan’s books, this bok is a good start to a good series. My only problem with it is that the narrator makes the women sound like whiny girls and it got a bit bothersome.

Not the best

I usually really like books by Susan May Warren, but this one didn’t quite hit the mark. It was overly predictable and cheesy. The main female character was weak and the way the storyline was written did not flow terribly well. The narrator did a poor job with female voices and distinguishing between voices. I had to speed the narration up a bit to make it through the book.