Light My Fire
Someone is going to get burned.
Redwater City is burning from the inside out.
Wealthy men are dying. Buildings are turning to ash. And whoever is behind it knows exactly how to make the city suffer.
Firefighter Dani Serrano should be focused on stopping the fires.
Instead, she can’t stop thinking about the woman she pulled from the flames.
Zara Delaney is cold, elegant, impossible to read — the kind of woman who watches a fire burn without looking away. Every glance feels calculated. Every touch lingers too long. And the more Dani lets her in, the more she starts to realize something about Zara doesn’t add up.
But by then, it’s already too late.
Because wherever Zara goes, chaos follows.
And Dani should stay away.
She should stop answering Zara’s late-night calls.
She should stop craving the way Zara’s voice drops when they’re alone.
Instead, Dani keeps going back.
Back to Zara’s apartment.
Back to her hands.
Back to the dangerous pull between fear and desire that neither of them can control anymore.
As the fires spread and bodies begin piling up across the city, Dani finds herself trapped between duty and obsession — between the woman she thought she was… and the woman Zara makes her want to become.
Because some fires don’t destroy you.
Some fires consume you completely.
And Dani is starting to realize she might burn willingly if it means staying in Zara’s arms.
LIGHT MY FIRE is a scorching dark sapphic firefighter romance featuring obsessive attraction, loads of spice, morally grey women, dangerous secrets, protective obsession, corruption, emotional dependency, and a guaranteed HEA.
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