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Book Reviews of Dark Fire

Dark Fire
Dark Fire
Author: Elizabeth Lowell
ISBN-13: 9780727868145
ISBN-10: 0727868144
Publication Date: 12/1/2009
Pages: 256
Rating:
  • Currently 3.9/5 Stars.
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3.9 stars, based on 5 ratings
Publisher: Severn House Publishers
Book Type: Hardcover
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Helpful Score: 2
An interesting twist from her newer novels (where I started). I can see the framework of her newer novels through this work. What I did love was the expanded romance section, which did not ever detract from the suspense and drama of the novel. A great read!

Having read this first, then "Fever", then coming back to this one - the complex intricacy of the two novels combining for one longer story is great! Although separate in their plots, the framework is the same (think different rooms in the same house....). Well worth getting the set!
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I have liked this book more after I read it a few times. It was difficult to follow the story and stay interested the first time through. Second time I seemed to be able to like the characters a bit more and understand the story.
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Cynthia and Trace are forced to survive in the Ecuador forest. They start out as moral enemies, but fate has ther plans.
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Good Book
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Another good Elizabeth Lowell book!
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The 2nd and last book of the McCalls. The first was Fever which told the story of Rye. This book features Cynthia who like her brother is constantly being set up with men by her father who wants to ensure a dynasty. After his many manipulations does not lead his daughter to the alter, McCall Sr. realizes there does not have to be a marriage for Cynthia to give him grandchildren!
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Quick read but enjoyed
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I love this book, except for the whole tracing-the-orchid scene, which I just skip now on a reread. Put two people who hate each other in one car and get them soaked through with rain every once in a while. Definitely a 10 on the sexual tension scale.
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(As shown on back cover)

Like Trace Rawlings - a man who lives by his won rules. Ruthless, domineering, he takes what he wants.

But Cynthia Ryan is used to someone trying to manipulate her, especially her powerful father. Surely she can handle this man. After all, he's just there to guide her through the treacherous forest.

Thrown together by her father's ruthless ambition, first as adversaries, then as lovers, Trace and Cynthia force their way through the cloud forest - transformed by a passion as wild and steamy as the forest itself.