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REVIEW: Painting with Fire, by Lissa Kasey

August 18, 2019 by scott

Title: Painting with Fire Author: Lissa Kasey Genre: Contemporary LGBTQ+ Category: MM /Gay Publisher: Self Pages: 248 Reviewer: Pat Get It On Amazon About The Book Charlie “Wood Chuck” Fox knows his best friend and fellow wildfire firefighter Jessie Row had a major family break up in her past. Charlie has adopted her into his heart and into his huge family and when Jessie gets word her mother has passed away, Charlie fears returning home is going to tear her up. Bastian Hart’s choice of career as a doll painter has put him at odds with his family. He’s made a sanctuary for himself on the San Juan Island of … Read more

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