Into the Fire: Book One of The Fire Series

Into the Fire

Raven, a chef desperate to escape the high-pressure environment of Seattle's high-end restaurants, realizes that the career path she chose is not the right fit for her. While seeking a new direction, she serendipitously meets her favorite actor and gets the chance to cook for him. Confident in her culinary skills but uncertain about much else, she finds herself falling for him. But is her attraction to her famous boss worth risking everything she has worked for?

Travis regrets his relationship with his co-star Jessica and ends it. When he encounters Raven at a convention, he is captivated by her talent and hires her as his personal chef. Disillusioned by romance, especially after the toxic end of his relationship with Jessica, Travis begins to care deeply for his new chef. Yet, another workplace romance could spell disaster.

When Raven's life is endangered by Travis' stalker, he pushes her away for her safety. With the help of his friends, Travis realizes that his feelings for Raven are genuine. Can he win her back before it's too late? Can they overcome the obsession that haunts Travis and threatens Raven? Can they find the courage to fight for what could be the best thing for both of them?

Into the Fire, Book One of The Fire Series, is the first novel in an episodic contemporary romance suspense series set mostly in Seattle, Washington. Each novel focuses on a different couple within a group of friends. This book tells the story of Raven and Travis-how they meet, fall for each other, and face the dangers of obsession together. Can they find the courage to fight for what could be the best thing for both of them?

Note: These novels are written in First Person POV. If you enjoy authors like Lori Foster, Carian Cole, Cari Quinn & Taryn Elliott, Layla Nash, and Ivy Layne, then this series is for you.

Author Bio Living in Arlington, TX with her lovely roommates and two odd dogs, she is a home health care worker, poet, writer, and independent novelist. When she's not writing, she can be found with a pair of knitting needles in hand or engrossed in a good book. She believes age is just a level of experience-play to the end.