Chasing Fire

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Montana wildfire fighter Rowan has a strict rule: never get romantically involved with anyone she works with. But the moment she meets new recruit Gull Curry that rule is severely tested. And when it becomes clear that someone blames Rowan for her jump partner's death, and is determined to get revenge, Rowan finds that she needs Gull's help and support more than ever.

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Not Her Best submitted by emily on July 4, 2011, 1:40pm I did not like this book. I'm a big Nora Roberts fan, I've read all her stuff, but this one didn't do anything for me. The characters were shallow and it was a chore to read, which has never been the case before. Hope Nora's not losing her stuff!

s'ok submitted by sugarmagnolia on June 16, 2012, 12:48pm 3.5 stars, but i'll round up. much much better than the Villa (srsly, what isn't?). lazy in the "who done it" department, i knew at about 100 pages exactly who it was, rather than the handful of suspects (lets be honest: i'm not reading this shit to be surprised/disturbed). You still have to connect the dots for the intent of each target.
the background and description of the smoke jumpers was not distracting or annoying, she did a good job intertwining their jobs and lives into the plot (for nearly 500 pages), without getting boring or feeling like i'm being lectured/educated. whether or not it's entirely accurate, i can't say. but it has the first page of google-searching covered. (i'm also not reading this shit to learn anything)