The lines I read in this book…are some of the most romantic dialogue I’ve ever read 😭. This duology introduced me to Rebecca Ross and I immediately became a fan. I read the first book a while back and I realized I couldn’t stop thinking about Jack and Adaira, so I dropped what I was reading to pick of A Fire Endless. I actually think the second book is a little better than the first. The first book is a great set up, but I was on the edge of my seat during the second book. There are multiple couples and relationships featured, and the way each couple yearns for each other through fear, remorse, and guilt was so intense. And the relationship struggles between couples and characters were very unique. I also loved how healthy and deep Jack and Adaira’s romance developed to be. The way they speak to each other is so beautiful 🥺 Rebecca Ross has written some of the most emotional dialogue I’ve ever read. She has such a way with words. This book is the romance to end all romances for me ❤️

Hekla is one of my favorite FMCs of all time ❤️. Her backstory from book one made me so emotional, so I was eager to continue her story.

The misogyny she faced enraged me. She worked too hard and risked herself to try and save everyone just to be repeatedly dismissed. She knows she has to work twice as hard to get half the respect of what other warriors get.

I didn’t know what to expect in this novella, but I didn’t expect a romance plotline. I loved how the story was structured, jumping between past and present, repeatedly taking us back to that one night. The walls Hekla keeps up and the rules she has in place to protect herself were so real and raw. You could feel how apprehensive she was. I liked that the romance tested her boundaries and encouraged her to be more vulnerable, but that ending almost gutted me 😩, because opening herself up after everything she has been through is so difficult. If there is anyone who deserves a happy ending and an abundance of respect and recognition, it’s her! I can’t wait to see how the rest of this story plays out in the next book.