Carter’s Flame: A Rescue 4 Novel

Rescue Four Series, Book 2

By: Tiffany Patterson

Narrated by: Alexander Cendese, Zuzu Robinson

Length: 8 hrs and 26 mins

Publisher's summary

I was born into a world of wealth and privilege. My birthright was to be at the helm of one of the world's leading energy companies. But that wasn't my purpose in life. Sitting behind a desk of a Fortune 500 isn't what gets me going. No. It took me years to find my true purpose. Saving lives. Walking into the depths of hell to pull out survivors. It's what gets me out of my bed in the morning, and eventually, it's what led me to her.

On a day that, to her, must've seemed like the wrong place and wrong time, is where I met my destiny. Michelle Clarke. Our worlds collided and I knew instantly that she was mine. Everything in my life up until this point has been preparing me for her. My childhood. The eight years I spent in special forces. And the last six years spent as a proud member of the Williamsport Fire Department's Rescue 4 squad. All of it was preparation for her. And nothing, not her reluctance, not my brother, and not even her son's father will stand in the way of what belongs to me. My job is to rescue people and put out fires, but I will set anyone who stands in our way, ablaze. I will happily pour the gasoline and light the match and set all of this shit aflame, just to ensure she is where she belongs...with me.

Contains mature themes.

©2017 Tiffany Patterson (P)2019 Tantor

Good!!

The story was good, although the writer could have find a better male narrator. Also I am confused because there is another book called Trust me and it's also a Townsends story, but in that book it's almost same story, but different the oldest was Kyle and took over the company but he was a twin and had another set of twin siblings (boys I believe) and a younger sister. I got confused, bit overall good story.

Alpha Male Personified

I absolutely loved this audible version as well as the printed version. I did not want to stop listening. Carter was an Alpha Male all the way. The instant and continuous loyalty, devotion, and love displayed by him toward Michelle was awesome and unique. The interaction between he, his family, and squad\ family/ friends added a greater dimension to the story. It added to the story's authenticity. I can't wait for the rest of the series to be added to Audible.

Good story

Good story. I read most all of this series . I really enjoy Ms. Patterson's wriring. Hopefully the other books in the series will soon follow.

I want a Rescue 4 Alpha male

Absolutely loved this book. It is refreshingly when men and women are not running from their feeling but working through them. Both characters had pretty big flaws that they had to except in one another. Lovely romantic fictional

Nice story

This was a cute storyline; although the control issues that occurred were not typically how Black women handle things; speaking for myself and a few other sisters. Alexander was so frantic unnecessarily during many of the scenes; however, I found him to be funny, especially when angry. He didn’t do a good job with female or child voices, it sounded a bit cartoonish. Zuzu did a good job with narration. It was enjoyable enough to keep listening.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Great Storytelling

Absolutely worth a read. Tiffany is brilliant. I’ve read two books from this series and realised that this is exactly how series should be written. Stories that are linked yet still very independent because everyone falls in live in a different way. Both narrators we fabulous at bringing story to life

Loved Listening To This Audiobook.

Love the book. Now love listening to it on audio. This is the beginning of my love for the Townsend Family.

Carter

I love the Townsend men and Carter is right up there with Aaron. Carter knows what he wants and goes for it.

The narration killed it.

I feel like things moved very fast and not realistically. I didn't care for the unprofessional act toward her when she was in his care during an emergency, And his overreaction to her job situation was too much.

I will have to read the book because I won't finish listening to it. Alexander does not do women's voices well. And his black woman's voice was unbearable. Publishers have to do a better job of picking the right voice actor for all the characters. Do they have a character description? Have they read the book? Is the team diverse? Or are they not willing to pay for the talent?