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Deep Burn: An Opposites-Attract Firefighter/Cop Romantic Suspense (Station Seventeen Book 2) by [Kimberly Kincaid]

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Deep Burn: An Opposites-Attract Firefighter/Cop Romantic Suspense (Station Seventeen Book 2) Kindle Edition

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She’s the only rule worth breaking…

James Capelli swears by only
one thing—logic.
So when brash, ballsy
Shae McCullough
lands in the middle of his
arson investigation, he’s less than thrilled.

Her impulsiveness threatens his sanity
Her curves?
Threaten his composure
and he’s here to do a job.
The last thing he needs
is for the sexy, smart-mouthed firefighter
to heat him up.

To make him want.

Then they uncover a case
more dangerous than anyone expected,
along with an attraction that
runs deep.

But this killer is no stranger,
and Capelli’s got a dark past.
Can he and Shae outsmart a ruthless murderer,
or will his secrets bury them both?

Deep Burn is a smokin’ hot full-length firefighter/cop suspense featuring a geek-is-the-new-chic hero and an adrenaline junkie heroine. Opposites don’t attract on their way to this hard-fought happily ever after…they combust!

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ASIN : B071HTHKMR
Publisher : Kimberly Kincaid Romance (13 June 2017)
Language: : English
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Print length : 362 pages

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Beauty and the Geek ❣

Reviewed in Australia on 15 July 2018

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When a string of fires leads to murder and Shae disobeys a direct order, she is forced to work with the Arson team. But her gut instinct about the latest fires scream at her that more is in the works than even she realises. When she takes her findings to the Intelligence Unit, Capelli looks at the evidence logically to come up with the best possible outcome scenario. When it appears Shae is correct, she transfers to the Intelligence Unit to help their case. While her and Capelli grow closer and more intimate, a ghost from his past has come to haunt them both and it puts one of their lives in danger!

Loved this story of Shae and Capelli and how she brought him out of his shell and saw him for who he was, much like he saw her once she revealed some more about herself:) A definite must read series and book!

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Lyn Avery

Geeks can be bad asses

Reviewed in Australia on 27 June 2017

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Loved the mixture of geek and brawn, both female and male. The mixture of strong female characters working with strong male figures makes for great stories. The full background input rounded out the good story.

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The book took me there made me a part of the story loved it

Reviewed in Australia on 25 July 2017

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I loved the book i became a part of the story i would tell everyone who likes these types of books Kimberly your an amazing Author keep up good work. ❤

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Ms. Kincaid pens a hot romantic suspense in this book

Reviewed in Australia on 13 June 2017

Shae McCullough loves being a firefighter, but when she does something reckless while on the job, she's sent to work with the arson investigation unit for two weeks. Except when she discovers a recent fire linked to the scene that led to her suspension, Shae isn't about to allow anyone to discount her instincts until she has all the facts. However, she never imagined she'd have to team up with James Capelli to find the truth. Yet, the further into the investigation they get, the more James finds too many coincidences that lead back to his past; a past he's moved on from, but has been unable to forget. Can James and Shae find the person responsible before it's too late, or will their chance at happy ever after go up in flames?

Ms. Kincaid writes really good contemporary romances, but her romantic suspense stories are even better in my opinion. Seriously, this book had everything that I love in a romantic suspense such as the right balance of suspense and romance; great main and secondary characters, even the bad guy who was pure evil; a fast-paced plot that never failed to entertain; and dialogue that had me laughing or smiling unless Shae or James were talking about their pasts and then I couldn't help but empathize with them both.

Right from the beginning, I was hooked to this story due to the opening line, because I wanted to know whether Shae would get her way; and due to the teasing banter between Shae and the rest of the firefighters of Station Seventeen. They're close and have a bond as tight as family, and I absolutely enjoyed every moment they interacted. As Shae doesn't have many people in her life, but the crew are there for her when she needs them. Furthermore, the dialogue was well-written, riveting and intense due to the main characters back stories that had me sympathizing with both Shae and James; and due to the investigation and how far the bad guy is willing to go to get his way. It is also told from not only the hero and heroine's point-of-views, but also the bad guy and when the story was told from his point-of-view, it was spine-tingling and had me gripping my kindle with worry for the main characters, because of how far the bad guy was willing to go not to get caught.

Both the main characters entertained me from start to finish due to their growing relationship; the investigation that takes them in a dangerous direction; and their heartbreaking back stories, which once I learnt more about Shae, I could understand why she takes risks. What happened to someone she was close to was a tragedy, and shows she should live every day like it's her last, because one never knows what the day will bring. While James, it's understandable how his back story has led him to be a man that follows the rules, because his life could have gone a different way, if he continued to allow those that were supposed to protect him to lead him down the path he was taking. I also liked how protective he was of Shae when the case began to unravel and that he would do anything to keep her safe, because he knew how dangerous the bad guy could be, considering the connection he had to the bad guy.

Overall, Ms. Kincaid has penned a brilliant second book for her Station Seventeen series where the chemistry was intense and instantaneous the moment Shae and James came face-to-face for the first time in this story and spilled over onto the pages in sizzling sex scenes that illustrated just how good these two are together. The way this story ended had me on the edge-of-my seat due to what the main characters go through when they go up against the bad guy. Even the best and most thorough plans can fail, and I liked how far James was willing to go to protect Shae, because if he hadn't been, then things could have turned out a lot differently. Good thing James is so sneaky and is good enough to outthink the bad guy. I would highly recommend Deep Burn by Kimberly Kincaid, if you enjoy romantic suspense, the opposites attract trope or books by authors Jennifer Bernard, Susan Stoker, Lynn Raye Harris or Cristin Harber.

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Amanda

Thoroughly enjoyed this book

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 February 2020

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Great story about James and Shae, who couldn't be more unalike. First one of this series I've read, won't be the last. It did occur to me while reading that James appears to be on the asperger spectrum, but it wasn't mentioned in the book.

Laura C

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 March 2019

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So excited to read this. James and Shae's story was fantastic and definitely didn't disappoint. This is book 2 in the series, you don't need to read them in order but to get the full enjoyment from the series I would highly recommend you do.

Rebecca Arvieux

5 WICKED SMART ⭐'s for Starsky and Hutch!!

Reviewed in the United States on 5 November 2020

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One thing I love almost as much I love as much as Cops and Emts/Firefighters are HACKERS, and Kimberly Kincaid writes the heck out of Capelli's character!! I was infuriated for him about things in his past that worked against his ability to build true partnerships in the Intelligence Unit, but loved the way everyone works to try and show him they are there for him anyway.

Shae is one of my favourite characters in Station Seventeen, and the meaning of her name is ABSOLUTELY perfect for her!! Her go get it attitude combined with her sassy never say die personality is a ton of fun, especially when she's mouthing at Hawk or Gamble.

The opening scene in Deep Burn is one no firefighter or emt is bound to forget, and Shae's refusal of Bridges order to stand down is typical, understandable, and very ill advised.

When Capelli is ordered to the same scene later in the morning he could never have imagined he was going to have to deal with the rash, impulsive, fly-by-the-seat of her pants, not to mention DAMN SEXY, Shae McCullough but there she was running her mouth even though it was obvious she was in trouble.

Later that week when Shae and Capelli are ordered to work together Shae finds what she knew she saw at the first scene in an even older scene, and takes her finds to Capelli after Arson shuts her down. What follows is Capelli being an absolute moron on more than one occasion until someone from Capelli's past conspires to make Shae very uncomfortable. Suddenly it's no longer an arson, but maybe murder, arson, revenge, and?

This book is absolutely BRILLIANT, high-speed, with more twists and turns than your normal neural pathway, and incredibly darkly sexy!! I think Kincaid needs to spend some time writing some more in this direction because I am in LOVE!!

Rachel Hamilton

Love, love, loved it.

Reviewed in the United States on 13 June 2017

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Are you ready to feel the burn? Rhetorical question because of course you are. How can you pass up hot firefighters and cops? Add in that the fact that Kimberly Kincaid has written what has quickly become my favourite book of hers in Deep Burn and you have zero excuses to pass this book up.

OMG, how I loved this book and Shae and Capelli. I was so excited to read it that I may have squealed like a tween when I got my grubby hands on it. Seriously, I have read this book more than once since I got it, know it almost word for word and I still want to go back and read it. I FREAKING LOVED IT.

I will say my love for this book is twofold. Firstly there is the love for the writing and storyline. The author does an amazing job of blending romance, hot, hot sex, humour, heart, character development and suspense and making the storyline flow but keep you hooked at the same time. You can totally get lost in the world she has created and not feel bad about it. Hell I would pack my bags and move there if I could.

My other love for this book is the characters. I am the first to say that after Skin Deep that I was fascinated by firefighter Shae McCulloch. There was just something about her that drew me in and I needed to know more. Cue the girly squealing when it was announced she was going to be the lead in this book. After reading Deep Burn, I have a serious girl crush. Shae is one of those characters that come along and you love them instantly. She is so much more than just a firefighter and we get to see what makes Shae tick and be who she is. The Starsky to Capelli’s Hutch.

“A muscle pulled tight over the line of Capelli’s jaw, and in that second, Shae realized how hard he’d been fighting for his composure. And just how badly she wanted to wreck it.”

Ooooh James Capelli is just divine, hot, dreamy, intense, nerdy and so not what you expect when you scratch the surface. If I say I have a girl crush on Shae it’s nothing compared to how much I love Capelli. Who knew that just under the surface of the uber intense cyber geek there lay a dirty talker who can certainly follow through on that talk. Lucky Shae. But he also has many complex layers that make him the man he is and the perfect Hutch to Shae’s

Put these two together and sparks will fly. Shae and Capelli are absolutely perfect for each other. While they have enough chemistry to burn your ereader, (wait for the life affirming scene that is hotter than hot) they are also the light to each other’s dark. From their adorkably awkward first attempt at flirting at the grocery store, (so cute) to the heart-warming ending that will leave you with a big fat smile. Shae and Capelli are just undeniably right for each other.

“Do you want to tell me what you do want?” “You, Shae. I want you.” And just like that, his composure shattered.

Yes I’ve neglected the suspense side, but you really need to experience it to fully enjoy it. No spoilers from me. Sorry, not sorry. Let’s just say that the bad guy made my skin crawl and leave it at that.
I know I’ve waffled on, but it’s so hard for me to contain the love for this book, Capelli and Shae plus all the characters that make up both Station Seventeen and the Intelligence Squad. More I need more to feed my addiction. Do you hear me Kimberly Kincaid, MORE!!!!

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Yin and Yang Find Harmony Together

Reviewed in the United States on 9 May 2019

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Firefighter Shae McCullough and Computer Genius James Capella could not be more different. Ms. Kincaid does an excellent job developing both characters personalities for readers to really get to know them. Capelli, the tortured, closed off soul, finds solace and healing in the arms of the intuitive, outspoken, rebellious, “wear your heart on your sleeve” Shae. I thoroughly enjoyed the personal and work relationship development between these two characters.

The mission to identify and locate the arsonist/murderer in town gave readers a few suspenseful moments, but personally I would have liked to see a little more heart pounding, edge of your seat action scenes. That rendered the 4 star instead of 5 star rating from me. That being said, the book was well written and the story satisfying. I look forward to reading the next installment in the series.

A side note: The background story of Capelli’s childhood was very thought provoking and heart wrenching. Time and time again we find individuals in our society that turn to a life of crime seemingly without a conscience or any moral compass only to find that they lacked love, guidance and nurturing in their childhood that contributed greatly to the creation of adult sociopaths. This is definitely food for thought.

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