Pure Wildfire!
Pure Wildfire is a firebird shape-shifting rock band. The series covers all the members of the band, and is published by Ellora's Cave.
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(previously published as Wildfire, now heavily revised and
rewritten)
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Shape-shifters rock! When Ryan Hawthorne and Gina Russo meet, the heat between them burns hot and raw. But an event five years before set them apart and it lies between them now. Ryan Hawthorne is the charismatic vocalist for the band Pure Wildfire with the world at his feet. He’s also a shape-shifting firebird more than a hundred years old, torn apart by the death of his lover. Maria died of a drug overdose but Ryan always suspected foul play. Now he’s back in New York to find out. Gina always blamed Ryan for her stepsister Maria’s death, but when she meets the devastatingly sexy singer she finds Ryan is the embodiment of all her wet dreams, and she’s had plenty. They set each other’s worlds ablaze but they have to find Maria’s killers before they get to Gina. Or Ryan will lose her, too. |
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The third album in the Pure Wildfire series Jake Keys is the bass player for Wildfire, the hottest rock band on the planet. Just before going into the studio to record the band's fourth album, he gets word that his wife is dead. Cheryl and Jake have never lived together, never even slept together, because Cheryl needed the money which would only be released from her mother's estate when she married, and Jake found "I'm married" a convenient excuse to give the women flocking to the green room after Wildfire's performances. Now Cheryl is dead. Murdered. Traveling to her home town in smalltown America, Jake finds hypocrisy and doubt. Because Cheryl was gay and her business partner is accused of the murder. A shame her business partner, Teri, is the sexiest woman he'd ever seen. So how would she feel if they knew he was a firebird shapeshifter and Cheryl's murderers might well have been after his Talent? He's about to find out. Teri is used to people assuming she isn't what they think she is. She's learned to live with accusations and sneers, and her pride won't let her back down. Because she's not gay and she was never anything but a business partner to Cheryl, the woman she respected and cared for. Now she's accused of Cheryl's murder, and she didn't do that too. Her only salvation is the incredibly sexy Jake Keys, the husband she never realized Cheryl had. And the amazing Talent he holds, the ability to fly. Really fly. |
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The fourth album in the Pure Wildfire series Chris Keys is the drummer for Pure Wildfire, the percussionist, the backbone of the band. But nobody expects a drummer to have much in the way of brainpower. Except that Chris has. He keeps his hobby quiet, taking pleasure in the fine art he collects, but when he takes a young woman to an auction with him, he knows his secret is out. Hurt by life, her relatives and herself, the heroine of Thunderfire is doubtful that anyone can take her seriously. But Chris does, much to his own surprise. Then she finds herself in great danger and she needs his help. But he needs hers, too. |
