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Continuing the Hell Yeah! Series with book 12

While vacationing at a cabin in the Ozarks, Scott Walker – Austin neurobiologist, gets snowed-in and has to be rescued by local, Lia Houston. She brings him food, helps him fix his heat and tries to get his car on the road. A monster storm has paralyzed the mountain and as she’s trying to chain his car to her truck, a huge ice-covered limb falls, crushing the front of her pick-up and almost flattening Scott. If she hadn’t moved fast, he’d be a memory – but the brave action on her part comes with a price, she’s injured and stuck with Mr. Know-It-All until the weather abates. Scott doesn’t believe in love, much less love at First Sight. So when he meets Lia, he welcomes the attraction, but fights the tenderness with every breath in his body. Join Sable Hunter as she chronicles their journey from lust to love with a lot of fireworks in between. They meet at the dawn of the New Year, and by Valentine’s Day the fires of True Love are burning bright.

Tamara’s Review
I fell in love with Lia from page one, when a skinny little girl, with scraped up knees asks her mother what “white trash” means. Lia grabbed my heart and held it throughout True Love’s Fire. My heart broke for Scott when the woman of his dreams threw his ring and his love back in his face, and I was very glad that Sable showed us this side of Scott, because after the loss of Renee, Scott gives up on love and pursues shallow relationships. He is actually kind of a jerk, but all that changes when he meets Lia.

The characters in True Love’s Fire were well rounded and interesting. The descriptions of the mountain settings were beautiful and the love scenes were steamy and well written. I loved the snippets of the songs that Lia writes at the start of each chapter.

I finished True Love’s Fire at 1:30AM last night. I went to bed with a smile on my face and dreamed of being stranded in a mountain cabin, surrounded by snow with a fire burning in the fireplace and my dear husband on a bearskin rug.

A wonderful feel good romance, I highly recommend.