Amanda Young crafts a wonderful tale. Christian and Tanner have to find the true meaning of love. I like the way the author makes them both responsible men but each takes on more burdens than are good for them. Tanner can barely survive because of his sense of pride. His dad's debts aren't his responsibility. He's not even twenty-one but agrees to pay off anyone who says his dad owed them money. Christian has more money than he knows what to do with. He tends to use it to buy whatever he needs or wants rather than risk relationships. Being in the closet for being gay would be bad enough but the author gives him the added challenge of being able to control and set fires using his mind and body.

The main characters and dialogue are both very well done. They don't let the lust between them pull them into anything foolish. Each has problems they have to work through before a relationship is likely to last. They're a great help to one another as their love grows through the physical and emotional upheavals caused by the bad guys. This is a great romance with an action filled storyline.

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Sensuality rating: Explicit

Reviewer: Dee Dailey
March 27, 2009