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Ignite

(Burn #2)

Emma Renshaw (Goodreads Author)

4.66 · Rating details · 112 ratings · 74 reviews

One night changed an entire town.

One girl changed my entire life.

After she left without saying goodbye, I never expected to see her again.
The fire that changed Hawk Valley was my first night on the job. She was my first save as a firefighter. But she wasn’t the first to walk out of my life without looking back.

She was just another number on that list.

I grew used to putting ...more

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Jul 27, 2020 The Book Bee rated it really liked it

REVIEW: 4 SEXY STARS
"Lick. Sip. Suck. Just like a shot of tequila."

I was so excited to jump into this book after meeting Ridge and Zoe in EMBER, so I'm excited to say that Emma Renshaw did not leave me hanging. I was a little gun-shy because I don't like a lot of 'out there' drama in my books - a lot of romantic suspense has this in it, but this one, while there was some drama, it fit the storyline really well. This was an easy, smile-inducing, heartwarming read that certainly hit all the bu REVIEW: 4 SEXY STARS
"Lick. Sip. Suck. Just like a shot of tequila."

I was so excited to jump into this book after meeting Ridge and Zoe in EMBER, so I'm excited to say that Emma Renshaw did not leave me hanging. I was a little gun-shy because I don't like a lot of 'out there' drama in my books - a lot of romantic suspense has this in it, but this one, while there was some drama, it fit the storyline really well. This was an easy, smile-inducing, heartwarming read that certainly hit all the buttons for a wonderful read for me. The characters were real and down to earth. The storyline gave me some good ups and downs. I got to see some of the past characters I met previously. This book really made me smile.

Since this is a romantic suspense series - not a genre I willingly read often, I was concerned that the abundance of drama to give "excitement" would feel a bit overworked and repetitive from book to book, but she doesn't overdo it. She didn't disappoint with the love that is IGNITED between Ridge and Zoe either. So so good. I loved their easy banter, the way they got along and the fact that it was a natural progression with content. There were real boundaries, real emotions, and real consequences - and I loved that!! Renshaw writes such a different take on insta-love. It's a different vibe and the tone of it is down to earth and real. The draw that Ridge and Zoe had was unmistakable, undeniable, but unavailable to one heart...that's what drew me in.

I definitely enjoyed her easy writing style and the love she poured onto the page through her characters. The way her characters mixed and connected with each other was super sigh-worthy. Ridge is something else. Renshaw gives me good insight on the softer side of a strong man, willing to stand up for his convictions, but has a side that melts for the woman he loves. She's brilliant at giving me that side of a strong man and I have adored it with the two men she's introduced me to with her books so far. I am fairly new to her, so I am loving her voice and word flow.

I know I complain about drama in my reviews often, but I won't trade good storyline for amazing love as that is one of my pet peeves, so I don't normally overlook overdone drama - so this one was a welcome addition to my kindle, for sure. This one had some drama, but not too bad, so it was easier to read than I had anticipated. I am hoping the drama for the next one is as easy going as this one was. It always worries me because I don't want to wade through crazy antics before I get to the amazing love she can and does present effortlessly with her stories. I have really fallen for her writing style and the ease in which she shares a love that is undeniable.

Another thing I know I can count on is the number of characters she introduced in this book, there are some stories out there waiting for me to read!! I loved that she was able to cross over some of the guys from her Vow series!! (I need to go back and finish that one!!!) I really enjoy her character introductions and the story beginnings she delivers. I honestly can't wait to read more. I am super curious about the final two books in this series, Inferno and Smolder - there are a few characters I am waiting for stories on and I am excited to see who gets the next one.

"I've been waiting my whole life for something like this."
~BEE

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Jul 21, 2020 TheGuideToRomanceNovels rated it it was amazing

This really did ignite all the best feelings, my review on my BLOG -> C L I C K - H E R E ...more

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Jul 15, 2020 Kay Daniels (Kay Daniels Romance) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: contemporary-love

Two lonely souls from broken homes ignite the pages of this beautiful book that will touch your heart.

A town fire changed the lives of many people forever in Hawk Valley, but in Ignite we are focused on Zoe Boswell, a girl who feels responsible for multiple deaths that followed when a towering bonfire crashed to the ground after she threw in a family portrait and a young firefighter, Ridge, who was there that fateful night and pulled his very first rescue from the wreckage, a beautiful girl nam Two lonely souls from broken homes ignite the pages of this beautiful book that will touch your heart.

A town fire changed the lives of many people forever in Hawk Valley, but in Ignite we are focused on Zoe Boswell, a girl who feels responsible for multiple deaths that followed when a towering bonfire crashed to the ground after she threw in a family portrait and a young firefighter, Ridge, who was there that fateful night and pulled his very first rescue from the wreckage, a beautiful girl named Zoe.

It could be destiny that these two met during harrowing circumstances, or was it chance? Ridge's very first call as a firefighter and a moment Zoe wishes she could take back that will haunt her for the rest of her life. Unfortunately, because of this guilt once Zoe is released from the hospital she leaves Hawk Valley and doesn't return. Not for many years at least.

Eleven years later, at the final request of Zoe's aunt, Zoe finds herself crossing the city border of Hawk Valley once again, something that she never thought she'd ever do again. She was only planning to be in town long enough to spread her aunt's ashes, but the longer she's there she finds herself staying a week, and then a month and it has a lot to do with one sexy firefighter.

Ridge thought a lot about Zoe over the years, but he didn't expect to see her again. When she comes back to town he is instantly drawn to Zoe. The more time he spends with her, even though he knows she's only in town for a brief time, he knows he is willing to do anything to keep her to stay.

The longer Zoe is in town, accidents begin to happen and those accidents all connect back to her. As much as Zoe would like to stay, everyone around her is in danger, something she's always known since the night of the fire. Deep down she knew she wasn't staying, but the time has come and saying goodbye is one of the hardest things she's ever done.

Both Ridge and Zoe didn't have the best cookie cutter parental upbringings and yet they both found their own family to surround themselves with and became better people in spite of their biological connections. I always love this message when I'm reading and it's a warm hearted message to remember. ...more

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Jul 16, 2020 Suzanne rated it it was amazing

Oh my stars. Where do I begin with this one. As we all know from the backstory from the previous book Ember, is that it is pure heartache and pain that these people relive. Zoe is no different. My heart ached for the pain that she carried since that horrible night. Everything that she took into herself when this all happened just broke me. Then you have Ridge. That connection between these two as instant right from the start. How he was there for her, how he just wanted to make her smile. Even Oh my stars. Where do I begin with this one. As we all know from the backstory from the previous book Ember, is that it is pure heartache and pain that these people relive. Zoe is no different. My heart ached for the pain that she carried since that horrible night. Everything that she took into herself when this all happened just broke me. Then you have Ridge. That connection between these two as instant right from the start. How he was there for her, how he just wanted to make her smile. Even through the years, nothing compared to Zoe for Ridge. Their story is rough, but beautiful. The doubt that Zoe has is something that will gut you and you cannot fault her for her feelings. I adored how Ridge was a fighter though. But he didn’t push too hard because of Zoe’s need to run. Through this story, you feel the depth of their connection and how much they truly care for each other even though they fight tooth and nail over it.
The one amazing thing about this book is the little side stories on top of the big suspenseful one that is the main thread in it. We learn more about Ridge and why he is the way he is. We learn how much friendship really stands strong through the hardest moments in life. We learn that love knows no bounds with timing and how it plays into everything. The twists that are added to this story gives it such depth and makes you fully immersed into it. I was dying for answers. I was wanting to know more. That tragic night will always be a factor but the reasonings behind things are even more twisted.
Overall, this book had me from the prologue. I was feeling everything that these characters did. I wanted to know more about what was haunting them and what was causing them so much grief even in the present. The amazing suspense and that twist made my jaw drop and I was blown away by it. The fluidity of the words, to the character build through this story, will have you gripping your ereader and dying to know more. It is raw, emotional and so passionate that it will ignite your soul and leave you breathless! Emma Renshaw knocked this one out of the park this time. Even the cameos gave me so much YES! Trust me, you need to read this book!
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Jul 16, 2020 Gladys Avilés rated it it was amazing

Emma Renshaw does not disappoint!!!

It’s incredible how she manages to get you addicted of her books...
Talk about FIRE... this book was brilliant. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

The prologue is one of my favorites, the way she delivers different POVs about the same night... Since book one, the intrigue of the bonfire has been killing me and we get to find the missing parts on Ignite, which I cannot recommend enough ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I absolutely loved and enjoyed this story so much. Every scene between Ridge and Zoe is pure fire!
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Jul 21, 2020 Shoshanna rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fav-authors, fav-series, favorites, 5-stars

I love this series! This book was so entertaining and grabbed me in right away. I really love Ridge. Emma Renshaw is a master at a hero. I love how Zoe and Ridge get to know one another and allow themselves to grow. There were a few moments I did get a tad worried, but trusting Emma as I do, I knew they would work out beautifully and they did. I highly recommend all of her books!

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Jul 23, 2020 Leo (Queen of the Rants and Spoilers) rated it liked it

Shelves: om-drama, annoying-heroine, ow-drama, good-hero, faithful-after-meeting-each-other

Not as good as the first one but still good.

I don’t consider this a 2nd chance, they met when he rescued her from a bonfire 11 years before. They both developed a crush but nothing happened. Both were with OP during those 11 years. He was engaged and the ex wanted him back.

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Dec 13, 2020 Rachel - Read with Rach rated it it was amazing

I loved this book so much, which is no surprise since I love Emma Renshaw. Zoe and Ridge were amazing together. This book had so much heartache but it was totally worth it in the end.

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Jul 21, 2020 Amy Dickinson rated it it was amazing

Overall Grade: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

“When you grow up with nothing, it’s easy to recognize a treasure. I know how rare you are, clover. You’re extraordinary. And you’re mine.”

First, Emma Renshaw introduced us to Hawk Valley in her first book of the Burn series, Ember. This reader fell hard for the fraught, but steamy journey of Griffin and Delilah. From that book, I knew Renshaw had hooked me into her Burn series. When Ignite was announced, I couldn’t get to the ARC sign-up (I read them for an honest r Overall Grade: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

“When you grow up with nothing, it’s easy to recognize a treasure. I know how rare you are, clover. You’re extraordinary. And you’re mine.”

First, Emma Renshaw introduced us to Hawk Valley in her first book of the Burn series, Ember. This reader fell hard for the fraught, but steamy journey of Griffin and Delilah. From that book, I knew Renshaw had hooked me into her Burn series. When Ignite was announced, I couldn’t get to the ARC sign-up (I read them for an honest review) fast enough. Why? Two words: Ridge Sanders. In Ember, we see very little of him, but there is a respect for him illustrated through his friends. Knowing that this man with the qualities of kindness, compassion, and insight would have his story told, I knew I needed this story, and Renshaw brings so much angst and passion to this story that I didn’t want this story to end.

There are many beautiful qualities in Ignite, Emma Renshaw’s newest book, that require you to read it, so here goes:

*I’ve used this phrase often, and I’ll use it again to describe the general characters of this book. Ridge and Zoe, Renshaw’s heroine, are two sides of the same coin. Both Renshaw’s hero and heroine have been left behind by the people tasked with caring for them. In Ridge’s case, he uses his tenacious spirit to survive and become a successful, respectable man and firefighter. There is an inner drive in him that leads to his success and stalwart identity. For Zoe, her Aunt Georgia becomes a key influence in her life, always encouraging her life choices. However, no matter their journey, these two must deal with being left behind and those consequences. One does it well, while the other struggles to find their ground. I love these aspects of Ridge and Zoe because many of us feel the gravity of these hurts, and Renshaw’s story becomes a promise of opportunity for her readers whose experiences parallel Ridge and Zoe’s. This is one of the places where humanity resides in this fictional story.

*Ridge as a hero is a key force of this book. Every turn of the page lends itself to considering Ridge as some kind of emotionally mature, superman. Given his background, it’s difficult to understand how he can be so emotionally mature. And Renshaw simply suggests through his characterization that we don’t have to mourn our past, even though we carry the hurt with us always. Instead, we can exist in the present and seek out the positives in the now.

*In contrast, Zoe is trapped in her past. Much of Renshaw’s story explores her troubles with letting go of the past. And to be honest, Zoe becomes the most frustrating part of this story. Usually, when I think the author has taken a character’s angst too far, I will downgrade my review. Not with Ignite, though. While I would have LOVED for her to find reconciliation earlier in the story, I think it needed to progress as Renshaw develops it. In this story, it was more about my impatience to get to Ridge and Zoe’s happy ending than Renshaw’s apt storytelling that made me frustrated. Yet, there are people in real life who never move on from past trauma, and Zoe’s experience feels real to me. Thankfully, she finds people who love her into her healing, but it takes much of Renshaw’s story for Zoe to find her peace. Zoe’s evolution is the most beautiful part of Ignite’s story, even more than the romance between Ridge and Zoe.

*There is lots of great steam in this story. While Ridge’s compassion and kindness are put on display quite a bit in this story, his alpha-level tendencies in the bedroom “ignite” the page. These two are quite the firestarters for this aptly named romance series, Burn. And most romance readers love the fire, and Renshaw doesn’t disappoint in this book.

With each new book, I grow a greater appreciation for Emma Renshaw. There is an ease to her storytelling, characterization, and style. When you enter her books, she grabs you from the first chapter, and you simply don’t want the story to end. When Ignite ended, I was disappointed because I fell deeply for Renshaw’s characters. Thankfully, she has more books to come in this series that is equal parts romance and suspense. Emma Renshaw’s Ignite reminds us that we can love right now, leaving our pasts behind us, especially when those we love are standing right in front of us. ...more

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Jul 18, 2020 Beejai Bohls rated it it was amazing

***no spoilers***
I knew reading this book was going to be good and I wasn’t left wanting anything. This book took twists and turns that I didn’t see happening but I am so thankful that those twists happened because it was exactly what I needed. I had to emotionally recover for a day (in a good way) before I could even process in words what I thought of this book. So here goes:
If you love a good paced sensual love story, this book is for you. Truth be told, I am an avid reader of Emma’s books. Sh ***no spoilers***
I knew reading this book was going to be good and I wasn’t left wanting anything. This book took twists and turns that I didn’t see happening but I am so thankful that those twists happened because it was exactly what I needed. I had to emotionally recover for a day (in a good way) before I could even process in words what I thought of this book. So here goes:
If you love a good paced sensual love story, this book is for you. Truth be told, I am an avid reader of Emma’s books. She never ceases to amaze me with the depth of character development her characters have in such a short amount of time. In all of her books by the end of the first few chapters you already have a new group of friends. This is true for Ignite. You fall in love with Zoe and Ridge right away. As a reader you are drawn to their emotional twists, turns, and growth through the whole book.
Ignite starts with Zoe having to face her fears. There is no sugar coating, she is forced to face them head on in the first couple chapters. Her character takes on the most growth throughout the book. I mean obviously since she is practically running head first into her issues.
I love me a book boyfriend that is caring, compassionate, and a little tormented from their past. This is Ridge!!! He is not only a very hot (well extremely hot in my head) firefighter but he is just your all around good guy!!!
The twists and turns this book takes slay your emotions. There is suspense in the book brought on by a jilted person but you don’t know that person is jilted or even horrible until the ending. Yet, you still have some compassion for this jilted character. It was a huge twist that I didn’t see coming but once it got there, it seemed logical. I legit blamed myself for not seeing it coming. That should tell you what an amazing writer Emma is. Plus this twist brings in characters from her other series. I love it when authors leave little Easter Eggs for us to find throughout the book.
Having read all of Emma’s books, I can see the passion and love she has for writing. You can see the time she takes on each character. She keeps them down to earth. When I say this, it means that her characters are people that you could already know if life. That makes them relatable to everyone, which sucks you into the story even further.
When you turn that last page of the book, you can’t help but be a little sad because it ended. However, you then get excited because you know there is another book coming. ...more

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Jul 18, 2020 BookAddict rated it it was amazing

Are you sitting down? I have a shocking admission to make. This is my first book by this author, and clearly, I’ve been living under a rock. How did I not find her before now? And holy wow, my life will never be the same, now that I’ve found this talented lady's words and added her to my list of must-reads!

Eleven years ago, Zoe Boswell had her whole life ahead of her until one fateful night that she lost three close friends when their graduation bonfire celebration went terribly wrong. Zoe has b ...more

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Jul 28, 2020 Kim rated it really liked it

A fire on my Kindle

Another fantastic read from a talented author. Emma Renshaw never fails to deliver a steamy story with lots of heart and a solid dose of suspense.

The night of the fire ten years ago changed the survivors' lives forever, and both Ridge and Zoe are no exception. Zoe was firefighter Ridge’s first fire and rescue, which resulted in a forever bond between them. Zoe on the other hand feels extreme guilt not only for surviving but also believing that she caused the graduation night ...more

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Jul 19, 2020 Millennial Life Crisis Bookshelf - Samantha rated it it was amazing

Obsessed with this new series from Emma! The night of the fire shaped the survivors lives, and both Ridge and Zoe are no exception. Zoe was Ridge’s first fire and first save, and that caused a special bond between them. Zoe on the other hand felt extreme guilt not only for surviving but also for feeling that she caused the fire itself. Once she was recovered enough, she disappeared without telling anyone she was leaving, and left Ridge at a loss. Years later, after the death of her aunt/guardian ...more

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Jul 20, 2020 Lexi rated it it was amazing

I fell in love with the small town of Hawk Valley in Ember, and after Ignite I never want to leave. The tragic fire so many years ago shaped this small town. It left people running to forget, some were left former shells of themselves and then some were more determined to live their best lives for the friends and love ones they lost.

Emma truly is at the very top of her game! Zoe and Ridge are haunted by the past, but there connection never wavered. They have an unbreakable bond from that night ...more

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Jul 21, 2020 Jennifer Pierson rated it it was amazing

The amazing Emma Renshaw seriously knocked Ignite out of the park for me, and I simply couldn't get enough! Poor Zoe, first her parents dropped her off with her aunt (who she really loved a lot) without paying anymore attention to her, and then, a bonfire got out of control, killing some of her friends, and she felt 100% responsible for it. So, she & her aunt left without looking back. Now some year later, her aunt has passed away, and she is honoring her last wishes by going home again temporar ...more

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Jul 21, 2020 Reviews from the Heart rated it it was amazing

4.5 stars

I loved going back to the Burn series and getting lost in Zoe and Ridge’s story in Ignite. Though technically this could be read as a standalone, I loved the first book, Ember, and highly recommend it. Zoe’s life was changed when a fire after her High School graduation caused so much damage. She left town and never intended to be back. And yet years later she is back, but she did not intend to stay long. When she and Ridge meet again, he is drawn to her. But suddenly things are happenin ...more

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Jul 26, 2020 Jacey Jeffrey rated it it was amazing

What an absolutely phenomenal story!! Zoe is back in town after all of these years to honor her aunt's last wishes. Being back home is bittersweet but she has immense guilt after what had happened so many years ago and how the fire changed everyone lives especially her own. Ridge has always had feelings for Zoe so when he sees her back in town, he seizes the chance to spend some time with her and reconnecting. The connection and the intense chemistry they shared a lifetime ago is still there and ...more

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Jul 16, 2020 Jenn the Readaholic rated it it was amazing

Zoe and Ridge, like all other couples in this author’s books, proved to me that Emma Renshaw DEFINITELY knows how to tell an enthralling story. Zoe is running from the guilt of her past and has yet to really live, while Ridge has spent a decade wondering about the girl who disappeared on him. When Zoe’s life comes full circle and she’s forced to return home to fulfill a promise, Ridge lays eyes on his lost girl and vows to make her want to stay this time. They have one heck of a road full of bum ...more

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Jul 16, 2020 Christina Concus (Midnight Reads) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2020-read

This book did not disappoint!!

After reading book one (Ember) I was wanting to know more about the Fire and this book brought so much to light.

Ridge and Zoe's lives changed that night as did many. However, the pull between them was not something either of them was expecting.

Zoe's life was turned upside down that night when everything went horrible wrong. With the help of someone very close to her she runs from it all. After 11 years she finally comes back to Hawk Valley. However, she was expecti ...more

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Jul 21, 2020 Daisy Ramirez rated it it was amazing

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 This book is amazingly hot and the characters will make you fall in love with them Emma Renshaw writes beautiful words. You can feel the emotion that was put into this book. Every book she writes just keeps getting better.

This book is a small town romance. Where one night will change everything.

“Two kids from broken homes who’d been cast aside too often.” one of my favorite lines.

Ridge and Zoe come from two different worlds yet they both lost their parents in a different way.

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Jul 27, 2020 Nicole ReadingBetweenTheSheets rated it it was amazing

This book…WOW.

IGNITE is another phenomenally deep, emotionally-filled second chance romance by the wonderful author Emma Renshaw. This book is the second book in the Burn series (book one is EMBER…absolute MUST READ!) and follows the tragic graduation night bonfire. This is an intense read with a fantastic storyline filled with mystery, romance, small town drama, bullying, forgiveness, moving on, and family. The characters in this book are all so incredible! Ridge…geez! New BBF??? Possibly!

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Jul 28, 2020 Amy Stephens rated it it was amazing

Emma Renshaw just hooked me!

I've done it again. I've found another author that I adore and I can't wait to go back and read her previous works. I'm not sure how I've never read Emma before because Ignite was stunning! The best part, I get to go back and read the first book in the series.

Zoe and Ridge, be still my beating heart. Ignite is a very delicate story that's full of lots of emotions and heartache. But it's soooo dang good. If you like stories about heartbroken pasts and dealing with the ...more

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Jul 21, 2020 Nicki (BooksandChatt) rated it it was amazing

5 Hot FireMan Stars!!

This story blew me away! Not that I was surprised... I love All things Emma Renshaw!

The guilt Zoe carries completely broke my heart. The guilt drove her away from the town she grew up in but the love for her aunt brought her back! I loved seeing her get through that with her friends and Ridge!

Ridge is just Everything! The way he protects is fierce and that is one of my favorite traits in a hero! I loved his background and how it molded him into who he is! The way he is with ...more

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Jul 21, 2020 Courtney rated it it was amazing

Another amazing story in this series full of heartache, love, steam, and passion. I couldn’t put it down but at the same tome I didn’t want it to end. My heart ached for Zoe because she carried around so much guilt that was not her fault at all but she couldn’t seem to accept that so she felt undeserving of ever staying or going back to her hometown. Yet she finds herself going back years later to fulfill a promise she made to her that raised her and she runs into Ridge the firefighter that save ...more

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Jul 22, 2020 Heather rated it it was amazing

Ignite was the first book I have read by Emma Renshaw. The blurb was very intriguing so I was excited to get started. Ignite is a small town romance with a bit of suspense thrown in. Ridge is on his first day as a firefighter when he saves Zoe’s life. He checks on her everyday for two weeks until she leaves town unexpectedly. Zoe has just graduated now high school when the fire that changes her life breaks out. She feels immense guilt and remorse so she moves away for several years. When she ret ...more

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Jul 19, 2020 Sara rated it really liked it

Ignite is book 2 in the Burn series by Emma Renshaw but can be read as a standalone.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It takes you an emotional journey with Zoe and Ridge being the main starring characters.

Zoe's high school journey ended in a tragedy that has plagued her and caused her to run from the town that she loved and the friends that she loved. Now that the one remaining person who loved her unconditionally has passed away, she finds herself returning to Hawk Valley to fulfil her ...more

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Jul 21, 2020 Becky Wise rated it really liked it

I was sucked into Ignite the moment it started. I could not put this one down. Ignite is a can you come home again, can you move on from the past and finding where you belong story. You get passion, danger and answers that two lost souls and a brokenhearted town is searching for. If you have read Ember you have a little more insight going in to what Zoe has been going through. My heart ached for Zoe and the thought of the tragedy of graduation. Zoe is so lost and the last thing she expected was ...more

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Jul 22, 2020 Christine rated it really liked it

Shelves: reviewed-for-embrace-the-romance

I've never read Emma Renshaw before......so when I saw the cover for Ignite, it totally caught my eye and I just had to read the story. And I'm really glad I did, as this story was really, really good!! It's not quite a second chance romance between Ridge and Zoe, but since Zoe left town abruptly after the fire that changed the lives of so many and Ridge didn't get his chance then......when she comes back unexpectedly after over ten years, the connection that had developed between them was still ...more

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Jul 23, 2020 Sarah rated it it was amazing

A tragedy that affected so many lives, a broken girl wracked with guilt and a lonely man determined to protect those he loves.
I adored Zoe and Ridge’s story. As usual Ms Renshaw has brought us a lovely family of friends who have bonded through the pain and suffering of one awful event in their teens. Zoe and Ridge have both suffered neglect and abandonment in their early years and all they crave is to belong and be loved unconditionally.
Ridge is a true protector, a dedicated firefighter and loya ...more

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Emma loves to write, just don't ask her to write about herself. If she isn't writing, you can find her lost in a book or trying to get her doggo to take a selfie with her. He usually refuses. At the end of the day, you can find Emma at the closest Mexican restaurant eating queso and sipping on a margarita. She lives in Texas with her husband and dog. ...more