by Jill Shalvis
I actually own this book in the original print edition and was excited to get an opportunity to re-read it for the re-release of the book. I was approved for a review copy thanks to the publisher from NetGalley. I loved both Summer and Joe from the very beginning. They were best friends as kids but ...
Title: Seeing RedSeries: Firefighter bk 3Author: Jill ShalvisIT ONLY TAKES A SPARKSummer Abrams left everything behind-the warehouse fire that took her father’s life, the town where her world fell apart, and her best friend in the world, Joe Walker. All she carried with her was guilt. Now, twelve...
Review originally posted here: http://thebookpushers.com/2013/08/20/review-seeing-red-by-jill-shalvis/I’m a huge fan of Jill Shalvis, so now that Forever Yours is going back and re-issuing some of her older titles, I’m all over getting the chance to read more of her backlist.Summer and Joe were best...
My review cross-posted from Wit and Sin: http://witandsin.blogspot.com/2013/08/review-seeing-red-by-jill-shalvis.htmlAfter surviving the devastating fire that killed her father, Summer Abrams fled her hometown of Ocean Beach. It’s been twelve years since that fateful day, and now Summer is back in O...
3.5 starsAs some of you may know, I’m a pretty big Jill Shalvis fan. Her publisher decided to rerelease this book that was no longer on the shelves for readers to have and devour. Of course when I learned it was about a firefighter, I jumped at it like a rabid dog.SEEING RED has all the sparks that ...
I am a fan of Jill Shalvis's Lucky Harbor series and, when I saw that her publisher was re-releasing one of her older and unavailable books as an eBook, I jumped at the chance to read it.Summer Abrams and Joe Walker have been best friends since childhood. Until one day a terrible warehouse fire chan...
Story started out pretty good with a decent plot but after awhile her issues got repetitive and dragged out. My rating is 3.5* After 12 years exploring the world, Summer returns home when family warehouse burns down again and encounters childhood best friend Joe now a fire marshal.
My first JS book....It wasn't a bad book per se... the story was well done and well written, and I loved the Hero (Him and his firefighting goodness was definitely a highlight!)What I didn't like... or rather couldn't like was the Heroine... While her actions and responses seemed more reality inspir...
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