Flashover

Chasing Fire: Montana, Book 2

By: Megan Besing, Susan May Warren, Lisa Phillips

Narrated by: Garrett Kiesel

When her special ops brother was killed, Sophie Lamb left everything—and everyone—behind to start over. Now the owner of a ranch that rescues neglected horses, they’ve become her entire life. And sure, she’s still haunted by the death of her brother, but she doesn’t have time to miss those she’s lost—including her high school crush, Houston James, who she absolutely never thinks about. Okay, almost never.

In the middle of a wildfire….

Houston James can’t catch a break. Sure, he survived a house fire, and became a youth pastor, but a recent false accusation in ministry has sent him into a summer fighting fires. The last thing he expects is to find the girl he can’t forget…

When the blazing Montana wildfire threatens her ranch, Sophie refuses to abandon her rescued animals. But the last person she expects to show up and demand her evacuation is of course, Houston James.

Then her prized stallion goes missing, and she and Houston must work together to track him down before the fire catches up to them. And when they stumble upon a shocking discovery, they are forced to work together, and confront their heartbreaking past, if they hope to survive.

In this relentless fight against external threats and the ghosts of their pasts, Houston and Sophie stand on the brink of a second chance. But the fight isn’t over when the threat she left behind finds her…now, what will her second chance at love cost her?

Don't miss out on this gripping tale of survival and redemption in the heart-pounding second installment of the Chasing Fire: Montana series.

©2024 Megan Besing, Susan May Warren, Lisa Phillips (P)2024 Sunrise Publishing

Sweet romance

A nice story with good characters. The narration was not my favorite as it reduced the story to seem like young adult romance.

Excellent story

This book took off from page one with excitement & mystery. I couldn’t put it down & listened to it in one sitting.

Boring & Awful Narration

I wanted to like this series, I really did, but it just didn’t work for me. The story felt slow and boring most of the time, and I struggled to stay interested. The characters were supposed to be adults, but they acted and talked more like teenagers, which made it hard to connect with them.

The narration made it even worse. The female characters especially sounded whiny and immature, and it became distracting pretty quickly. Unfortunately, this series just wasn’t worth the time or credits for me. I won’t be continuing with the rest of the books.