Burn for Me: a Firefighter Age-gap Romance

BURN FOR ME
A Steamy Firefighter Age-Gap Erotic Romance

She was naked, unconscious, and surrounded by fire.

He carried her out anyway.

Mylie Ann Sinclair is twenty-one, brilliant, and completely alone. A cybersecurity prodigy who graduated summa cum laude before most people finish their junior year, she’s built her life around firewalls…the digital kind and the emotional kind. She reads steamy romance novels in bubble baths, has never been touched by a man, and keeps the world at a safe, analytical distance.

Until a candle burns her apartment to ash and a firefighter kicks down her door.

Gage O’Reilly is thirty-eight, six-foot-six, and built like the buildings he walks into for a living. A decorated lieutenant with the New Orleans Fire Department, he’s spent seventeen years carrying bodies out of burning structures and feeling nothing afterward. He has a phoenix tattooed on his forearm, a motto inked across his back, and a renovated fortress in the Bywater where he lives alone because alone is the only thing his obsessive, possessive, dominant psychology can safely manage.

Then he finds a five-foot-two blonde with curves that stop his breath and a mind that stops his defenses, and safe is no longer a concept his vocabulary supports.

He brings her home. He tells himself it’s temporary. He tells himself the seventeen-year age gap matters. He tells himself that the way she looks at him…analytical, unafraid, like she’s running a vulnerability scan on his soul…doesn’t make him want to pin her against every wall in his house and show her what the books she reads only approximate.

He’s lying.

She builds walls for a living. He walks through fire for a living. Neither of them is prepared for what happens when he walks through hers.

Burn for Me is a scorching, full-length erotic romance featuring an alpha firefighter who doesn’t know the meaning of “too far,” a young genius who discovers that surrender is its own kind of strength, and enough heat to trigger every alarm in the building. This book contains explicit sexual content, significant age-gap dynamics, possessive/dominant themes, and a happily-ever-after that’s earned in sweat, fire, and the kind of love that doesn’t ask permission.