In this book it goes into the lives of the Zulie’s A.K.A the
Fire Jumpers. How Mrs. Roberts describes
the job of the Fire Jumpers makes me feel like I am really there, feeling the
adrenaline from jumping out of a plane (something I would never really do) and
feel the heat of the flames.
Rowan Tripp (who reminds me a little of Eve Dallas) is one
of the best Fire Jumpers, just like her father nick named “Iron Man”, is a
woman who does not mix business with pleasure.
A newbie Zulie comes along with the power to change her mind and make
her like it to.
Even her father is getting his romance on and even though
the part of the book where he and his lady friend was “getting it on” was
extremely disturbing to me, the rest of their romance was sweet and wonderful.
No book comes without conflict and this one comes with a
whopper of a conflict. People are being
murdered and setting the bodies on fire, which the Fire Jumpers have to put
out, where burns and injuries are received.
Rowan is a suspect because of an altercation she had with
the first of the victims and now she has taken it upon herself to clear her
name (as she damn well should) with the help of her newbie lover. They must figure out who is really behind all
these murders and fires and to also deal with the disturbing news that the
killer might be one of them.
Nora Roberts writes with passion and knowledge of what she
wants to portray. She makes me feel like
I am really there, jumping from airplanes and fighting the destructive beauty
of fire. Nora really has a magic way
with words.
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