Men On Fire
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"Too Hot to Handle," Susan Lyons
Executive Jade Rousseau needs to find a fake fiancé to parade around her company's social events. When her friends bid on red-hot firefighter Quinn O'Malley at a benefit auction, Jade bids higher. The man has to be hers--and she can't wait to feel the passion. . .
"The Firefighter Wears Prada," Rachelle Chase
When fashion designer Delta Ballantyne asks firefighter Evan Marshall to model her sexy line of men's underwear, she can't stop the sizzling fantasies running through her mind, beginning with sophisticated foreplay. . .and ending with the ultimate climax. . .
"Playing With Fire," Jodi Lynn Copeland
Ever since Erica Donelson's ex-husband left her, his former best buddy, firefighter Lincoln Gabriel, has been there for her. But before long, their warm friendship heats up to a burning lust that won't be denied. . .
"Appealing, hunky men. . .passionate love scenes. Will keep readers entertained!" --Romantic Times on The Firefighter
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International best-selling author Susan Lyons (who also writes as Savanna Fox and Susan Fox) is a Pacific Northwester with homes in Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia. She has degrees in law and psychology and has had a variety of careers, including perennial student, computer consultant, and legal editor. Fiction writer is by far her favorite, giving her an outlet to demonstrate her belief in the power of love, friendship, and a sense of humor.
Jodi Lynn Copeland lives with her husband and two children minutes from Michigan’s state capital. She learned early on that family and friends and love and laughter are the most important ingredients in happiness. While attending Central Michigan University, she discovered her love for writing and that those same ingredients blend for the perfect romance. Over the years and across the genres, Jodi has found that one thing remains the same...a dash of heat and humor and a heaping spoonful of love make for the best recipe of all.
