Fire

by Mima

First, there was a match.

In 1992, Tarah Kiersey wasnt feeling very optimistic about her life. From dead-end jobs to dead-end relationships, she failed to see how anything could ever improve. But at least, she had her music.

Then, there was a spark.

There was something about holding a microphone that made Tarah feel alive. And there was something about how she sang that made people listen. One of those people included William Stacy, a young musician who invited Tarah to join his band, Fire. She said yes and her entire life changed overnight.

And now theres FIRE!

360 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 19, 2010

About the author

Mima lives in a small village on the Erie Canal in the Finger Lakes of NY. Her passport is tattered and well-stamped, and her cats are fat and happy.

Reviews

[Esther · Rating 5 out of 5]

"First there was a match, then there was a spark, and now there's Fire!", chronicling the rise, triumphs and heartbreaks of a band in the 90's. Mima clearly has put a lot of research, effort and heart into her first novel. She takes an honest and unflinching look at the music industry and the ups and downs of the decade. Tarah's story drew me in and I finished it in a half a weekend ;)

[Jean Arsenault]

I enjoyed this book. The story might be fiction but so close to real life how rock stars are treated by the people making money from their hard work

[Mima. · Rating 5 out of 5]

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