A Walk Through Fire

Through Hell and Back, Book 1

By: Felice Stevens

Narrated by: Kale Williams

Years after running away from an abusive foster family, Asher Davis still struggles with the guilt of leaving his foster brothers behind. He's climbed to unimaginable heights as a ruthless, high-powered attorney, creating a life of power and control.

Blaming himself for the death of his parents, Dr. Drew Klein retreats into a shell of loneliness, merely going through the motions of life. After a disastrous, short-lived marriage, Drew leaves his lucrative medical practice to set up a clinic for abused young men and women. The decision has more repercussions than Drew could ever imagine when the dark and sensual Ash Davis volunteers to help. Although Drew isn't gay, Ash is inexplicably drawn to him. He vows to simply bed him and forget him like he's done with every other man. However, Drew's sweet and caring nature and unexpected passion both stun and frighten Ash, who questions his right to any happiness at all. And when Ash befriends an abused young man who unwittingly draws the clinic into danger, threatening Drew's safety and that of his beloved grandmother, Ash discovers that there is nothing he won't sacrifice to protect the love he never thought he'd find.

©2106 Felice Stevens (P)2017 Felice Stevens

what an amazing read

Wow this book was filled with so much emotion so much depth it was fantastic read the narrator amazing as usual this is my 3rd book by the author and she just keeps getting better I'm about to read the next book in the series

beautiful amazing and so such a good book!

I loved this book so much, I can hardly describe it with words.... I don't want do make spoilers to any one so I will not speak about the content in the book I just can say it was lovely.
I cried some times I really felt the pain Asher endured ... the m&m moments are well described... the story is good and the narrator is amazing. I certainly know the I will read more book's of this writer and narrator in the near future.... I went to read the second book ❤❤❤❤

Good start to a new series

3.5 stars. Overall I did enjoy the story. We have two broken men, one more so then the other, who find love with each other & what that comes the healing of their souls and they learn that the things that went on in there past was not of their doing. There were three things about this story that stopped me from rating this higher. The first being that Jordan's hatred of Ash was so over the top you would have thought that Ash had done him wrong. They never even hooked up. Yes Ash pursued him but nothing ever happened. It would have been one thing if Jordan was one of Ash's prior conquests but that never happened. Yes he was a man whore but that hatred was not deserved. I could see him trying to warn Drew off by telling him what he had heard about him but the level of animosity was just too much IMO. The second thing was after Drew & Ash finally come together, they split up right away & Drew runs off & gets himself a girlfriend, we do find out that he never slept with her; seriously? And the final thing was what happens towards the end, who did Drew think he was? He was going to take on these two thugs, who were only kids really, all by himself. What an idiot. I loved Nana, she was just a lovely soul. I will be reading the next book in the series, even though I didn't like Jordan at all.

The Beautiful Ache

I have come to admire and respect the literary talents of Felice Stevens and the beautiful men she breathes life into. Drew and Ash might now be among my favorites.

This beautiful tale is heartbreaking and hopeful all at once.

A broken and bitter man finds in himself the courage and strength to face the demons that have haunted him while a solitary man dreams of love. It's epic and grand and horrifying but in it all there is such strength.

I am not a spoilery reviewer so I will not divulge anything but rather let you discover those wonders for yourself but I will say that it is a rarity when the secondary characters are as beautifully developed as the MC'S and you get that here.

Esther, a holocaust survivor. Jordan a lifelong friend who's loyalty and angst are so compelling that you want more of his story (which you get in the 2nd book) and that love that only a sister can offer.

This is a story of finding love, of along that love to give you what you didn't dare dream to be yours. For a throw away kid to find a home and a family. It resonates with those of us who share aspects of commonality and yet informs those who have not of just how much darkness survivors have to overcome just to trust..to feel worthy..to find our place.

Omo!

first off the narrator and how he did Ash's voice, was so so good loved it. this was a good book I highly recommend.
*note*🚨🚨 DO NOT READ THE SUMMARY FOR THE SECOND BOOK, IT WILL SPOIL THE END TO THIS BOOK!!!🚨🚨