Inferno of Love: A Forbidden Lovers Fireman Romance

Erin Wright

Apr 2018 · Firefighters of Long Valley Romance Book 2 · Wright Hot Sexy Cowboys

About this ebook

Enjoy this steamy fireman series by USA Today Bestselling small-town romance author Erin Wright…

A cowboy with integrity…and a secret desire

Fireman Moose Garrett just wants to do the right thing. Fulfill his duty. Honor his parents. Fix his neighbors’ tractors. Ignore the girl he needs to forget.

Everyone in Sawyer expects Moose to woo and wed the town beauty queen – not Georgia Rowland. Hell, Moose’s parents have all but signed a marriage contract with the revered patriarch of another wealthy Sawyer family.

So yeah, it’s true that Georgia’s been tempting him ever since he hit puberty and discovered the allure of the opposite gender, but that doesn’t mean he’s actually going to give into the temptation.

Georgia is strictly off limits.

Totally.

But matters of the heart are about as predictable as a wildfire – a wildfire that comes straight out of nowhere…and changes everything.

Inferno of Love is the second novel in the Firefighters of Long Valley Romance series, although all books in the Long Valley world can be read as standalones. For fans of Cynthia D’Alba, Jillian Neal, or Miranda Lawson, this is a HOT romantic story with a guaranteed happily ever after. It does have some strong language and oh my, sexy times. Enjoy!

Ratings and reviews

Loved this story by Bibliophagist I've read all of Erin Wright's books and truly enjoyed them. But this book is the best of the bunch. This is the second book in the series, Firefighters of Long Valley. But her earlier books are set in the same area and a lot of the characters walk in this story as well. It has a HEA and you don't have to have read the other books to read this story. Moose (his real name is Deere, as in the tractor) is the oldest son of the owner of the local John Deere dealership. In the small town of Sawyer, Idaho, their family is like royalty. As a baby, Moose's parents promised he'd marry Tennessee, the daughter of a wealthy farmer. And Moose's father promised that he'd turn the John Deere dealership over to Moose in 5 years. But that timeline seems to be ever changing. In the meantime, Moose works 18 hour days at the dealership, where he has worked since he was a child. And he's not getting rich either. There is one glaring problem with the pre-written fairytale that is Moose and Tenny's life. It isn't their fairytale. After getting stuck in a wildfire with someone, Moose realizes what a pickle he's in. There's sure to be sparks galore when Moose makes his feelings known. But sometimes, you have to take a chance for love. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

My New Favorite Erin Wright Book I am voluntarily reviewing an advanced reader copy of this book, Inferno Of Love by Erin Wright. Getting a new Erin Wright book is like having Christmas and my birthday together on the same day! And this one is my new all time favorite by her!! It definitely is NOT all sunshine and roses. There are a few things I want to slap someone ( NOT Erin) over but it adds to the enjoyment of the story. Erin’s characters are NOT one dimensional! They come to life on the pages of her books and keep you glued to the very end. This is book 2 of Erin’s Firefighters Of Long Valley series and while you CAN read them in any order you choose, I personally recommend reading in the order they are written. I love that they have characters from previous books in each of the new ones. I love reading more about characters I have come to love! Moose (Deere) and Tennessee have been promised to one another practically since birth by their fathers and being the obedient “children” that they are, they do not question it even though they both are NOT happy about it. It takes Tennesse’s cousin, Georgia and a life threatening situation to make Moose have serious doubts about his future. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

A story of unrequited love and honourable intentions, Inferno of Love is a well written drama set in a small town. Moose and Georgia have been attracted to one another ever since they hit puberty, but were unable to act on it due to the controlling influences of family. In many ways this is a sad book as it brings out the dreadful nature of controlling parents way into adulthood. In fact both Moose and Tennessee have been brainwashed into bowing to family pressure. When circumstances conspire to bring Moose and Georgia together, he finally realises that as hard as he tries to do the right thing for everyone else, that does not mean that the promises made to him will be kept. Moose is a delightful character but is a mix of adult caring, duty and honour, and immature actions borne out of his upbringing. Georgia is a strong and resourceful woman but at times she comes across as being overbearing. One has to see her actions in the light of Moose's inexperience and to recognise that she in fact has to be his teacher in the way of respectful relationships. I enjoyed this book as it is well written with suspense and drama. It is part of a series and characters from the previous book appear in this one too, but this novel is nevertheless a standalone. I received a copy of this book from Booksprout and this is my honest and voluntary review.

About the author

USA Today Bestselling author Erin Wright has worked every job under the sun, including library director, barista, teacher, website designer, and ranch hand helping brand cattle, before settling into the career she’s always dreamed about: Author.

She still loves coffee, doesn’t love the smell of cow flesh burning, and is currently living out her own love story in a tiny town in rural Idaho.