Ignite

By: Joan Vassar

Narrated by: JD Jackson

Life in 1925 Atlanta, Georgia, makes Truck realize three things:

He must demand respect …

Be uncompromising in the protection of his family …

And see Josephine for who she really is …

When his family is faced with losing everything, Truck embarks on a path from which there is no turning back. Ignite is a complicated tale of passion and unconditional love while navigating the Jim Crow South.

©2023 Joan Vassar (P)2023 Recorded Books

OMG....Joan Vassar

Suspenseful!!!!! Truck was everything. Josie is a true ride or die! Joan Vassar is a master of historical fiction. A love story in the midst of all this action. Wonderfully engaging. Did she say his name?.....I surely went back to check! IYKYK. I high recommend Ignite! JD Jackson did his thing!

Authentic Characters

Didn't like the ENDING!! Just ride off in the sunset and be grateful they all pulled off, by a slim margin, the robbery in their former neck of the woods. Why tempt fate contemplating another robbery in a big city where the odds are against you? Other than that excellent.

Good performance and story

I wish the book went longer. Ended too school, however it was a good story and reminder of Jim Crow south

Amazing

Joan Vassar has done it again. Joan is an architect of weaving both fiction and history together giving you vivid stories that captures your heart. Ignite is novel, full of suspense, intrigue, humor, and love. The lively characters Truck, Corn and Josie are working towards self discovery as they maneuver through the Jim Crow south. With their journey come hurt, danger and betrayal. A great read by an amazing author.

The narration by JD Jackson brings each character to life. With his narration you become friends the each character as the story unfolds.

Another riveting story. I highly recommend!

This book transposed me right in the middle of the action and suspense of the story! I could not put the book down. Another awsome read!

Only As Joan Can!

Joan's pen is outstanding! She leaves a lot to the imagination, but delivers it delicately. This is definitely her signature. Not a character written that doesn't evoke some type of emotion from the reader. Trust me, I'm still PO bout a chic from the Black series! lol But that is indeed the beauty of Joan Vassar. She has you captured from the beginning to the end.

IGNITEd

In the hands of the masterful Joan Vassar, "IGNITE" is a time-traveling journey to a land steeped in history, where details of Georgia's landscape and culture is brought to life. With a deft touch, Vassar weaves a tale that is both poignant and suspenseful, drawing the reader into a world of danger, passion, and revenge with this profound, prolific and powerful story that had me captivated from beginning to end.

Truck's determination and desperation to navigate the Jim Crow south to save his family’s land and his unwavering love for Josie, despite her troubles, is a compelling testament to the power of love in the face of adversity. Josie's own struggles are equally engaging, as she learns to trust in herself and in the love of another. While Corn is working through his own self discovery. Life is challenging enough trying to survive and the odds are not in their favor until the odds favor them and they take matters into their own hands.

This emotional and heartfelt story is seductive, suspenseful, and engaging. The plot twists kept me on the edge of my seat. The emotions that run through the story are palpable, and the angst of the characters is both heartbreaking and warming. These characters' journeys had me invested in their story that gets more intense, dangerous and deadly as you read.

The narration by JD Jackson was an enthralling experience. He delivered the true essence of each character bringing them to life with an unparalleled talent. He embodies the crux of each character's unique spirit breathing life into every word spoken and truly becomes the voice of each persona.

"IGNITE" is a mesmerizing work of fiction.

Narrator

Good book, narrator was so good I felt as if I were watching a movie. Wish it were a part 2.

The reader did an amazing job.

I liked the entire story line. it kept me on edge. I had to mke myself stop listening to savor the story at times. lol

a good ending peaceful

they won, a good storyline, caring and loving smart black women and men they make it