Sean also knows he has to take one day at a time, but when he sees Eve Marshall, the only female on his crew, he starts to realize his life might be worth living. Only now that he is sober does he realize he has been attracted to Eve for quite some time. And he doesn't need to feel guilty anymore that his marriage was in trouble when his wife was killed in a car accident.

Someone calls Sean and asks him to consider that his family's accident might not have been an accident after all. Someone is messing with him. This person knows his weaknesses and plays them out hoping to bring Sean down, but when his back is up against the wall and someone he loves is in danger, Sean becomes the man he was before the tragedy and does what he does best -- save people.

Jo Davis continues her steamy, heat-packed romantic suspense stories with RIDE THE FIRE. This book is a great blend of hot romance with suspenseful, well-plotted action. Firefighters have tough jobs, they get hot, and Ms. Davis knows how to spin a story about a hot firefighter.

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