Title: Burn
Author: Ruth Clampett Genre: Contemporary Romance Series: L.A. Untamed Publication Date: June 7th Cover Designer: Jada D'Lee of Jada D'Lee Designs Where there's smoke, there's fire... And I would know. As the only woman in a squad of firefighters, They call me T-Rex. I’m fierce, fearless and I get the job done. I've got a past that hurt me, nearly destroyed me. Who doesn't? But I'm no damsel in distress... I fight my own battles, my own wars and my own fires. Now I’m sizzling for my lieutenant, Joe Murphy, and that’s one fire I don’t want to put out. But it’s a complicated situation. A hot and wild situation. When things spiral out of control should I fight for the new life I was trying to build . . . or just let it burn?
The guys at the station house don’t call Tricia “T-Rex” for nothing. She’s as strong as the nickname implies. But finding her husband in flagrante with one of his employees is enough to make even her stumble.
Tricia may be down, but she’s far from out. She’s at the top of her game as a firefighter in Los Angeles and she’s determined to not allow the chaos of her personal life to affect that. And then she falls for Joe… I want to drink all the attention in until I’m drunk with it. He better stop with this stuff or I’ll have the most epic crush in history on him that will destroy me when it undoubtedly goes unrequited. He already sports my favorite look in a man: strong, masculine features, dark blue eyes, thick black hair, and a built, solid body.
Lieutenant Joe Murphy has his hands full keeping the station house running smoothly. He has always been aware of Tricia in ways that would shock her if she knew and now that her marriage is over, he might just stand a chance.
Together, they will have to overcome the betrayal of their past, the dangers of their job and the insanity of world that surrounds them or their one chance at true love will be reduced to ashes. “I’m sorry I’m not easy,” I say with a sigh.
Burn is a fabulously smart romance as only Ruth Clampett can write! If you've read any of her books, you know that her characters are the reason that her stories are so extraordinary - Tricia is a refreshing dichotomy of strong and vulnerable while Joe is a perfect blend of swoony and intense.
It’s deliriously funny while being so sizzling hot that they just might have to take a fire hose to you. And you’ll never look at Buzz Lightyear in quite the same way again… Exclusive Excerpt -Why the hell did you let me kiss you that night?” About The Author -![]()
Ruth Clampett is a 21st century woman, aspiring to be Wonder Woman…now if she could only find her cape and magic lasso. Meanwhile she’s juggling motherhood, a full-time job running her own art business, and writing romance late at night. Travel is her second obsession after writing, and it’s enabled her to meet reader and writer friends all over the world. She’s happily frazzled, and wouldn’t change a thing about her crazy life.
The rooms in her home are all painted different colors and her books are equally varied, infusing humor, drama, and passion into the romantic lives of strong heroines and their worthy and determined counterparts. Ruth has published seven books: Animate Me, Mr. 365, the Work of Art Trilogy, WET and BURN. She grew up and still happily resides in Los Angeles, and is heavily supervised by her teenage daughter, lovingly referred to as Snarky, who loves traveling with her mom with a sketchbook in hand. Visit With Ruth -
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