Burn

You know that old saying, “Love heals all wounds”? Well, whoever said it clearly never met Lex Donnelly or Adrian Liberty.
Lex learned at a young age not to believe in second chances. Adrian, on the other hand, learned how critical they can be.
The problem is that he has boundary issues, and she’s stubborn as hell.
What do you get when a strong-willed, fiercely independent woman crashes into a controlling, possessive, and obsessive man?
All-consuming, all-devouring fire.
Now they are forced to navigate the wreckage of the fire, quite literally. They’re each a loaded...

You know that old saying, “Love heals all wounds”? Well, whoever said it clearly never met Lex Donnelly or Adrian Liberty.
Lex learned at a young age not to believe in second chances. Adrian, on the other hand, learned how critical they can be.
The problem is that he has boundary issues, and she’s stubborn as hell.
What do you get when a strong-willed, fiercely independent woman crashes into a controlling, possessive, and obsessive man?
All-consuming, all-devouring fire.
Now they are forced to navigate the wreckage of the fire, quite literally. They’re each a loaded weapon in their own regard, and the deeper they fall, the more they risk losing the thing that matters most to each of them.
Lex cannot lose herself.
Adrian cannot lose her.
It’s not love, it’s survival.
And if they’re not careful, it too will be lost to the fire.

This is the sequel to Choke, and it really shouldn’t be read without first reading the original. Burn is 120K words, and you’re strongly encouraged to check the trigger warnings before diving in!