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Gunner Crews is a fireman attempting to put out a dangerous blaze when he quite literally runs into Sera. However, he doesn’t realize what’s happened until much later. Sera is a fairy, a firefae by birth, who has a job to do but humans keep getting in her way. So frustrating! Should she kill him or let Mother Nature take her course?
For an erotic short-story, Ms. Panger’s character of Sera has a certain charming innocence. While this tale is not complex, it is well-put together overall and left me wanting to see it turned into a full-length story.
Bitten by Books
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Deborah J. Panger gives us a thrilling romantic story with Firefae. It is a story of passion and desire that will give you chills and leave you breathing hot and heavy. I loved reading it and I hope you will too.
Sera is a Fire Fairy and during one of her outings, doing the job that Mother Fairy has sent her to do, she is incapacitated by a firefighter that is trying to put out the fires that she is starting. Unfortunately he sees her and she with a split second decision she transports him back to the Fae realm. It is her first instinct and their law to kill any human that sees them to keep from endangering their race. But Sera can’t bring herself to do it after seeing him, and kissing him, although she tries twice.
Gunner is very upset learning he had been kidnapped to the fae land, but realizing that Sera can protect him is something he has to come to terms with. When he learns that she was going to kill him that makes him hurt and mad again all at once. But when she explains why she couldn’t do it he softens a bit to her.
Will Mother Fairy let him live after all? Will this be a happily ever after story?
Zollyanna from Night Owl Reviews
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I just finished reading Firefae, a very short erotic story written by Deborah Panger, and published by The Wild Rose Press. It's a super fun, hot and lusty quickie. Gunner, a hunkalicious fireman, is abducted to fairy world by Sera, a fiery little humdinger of a fairy. In a few short pages, Panger introduces two cute characters, creates a sweet paranormal setting (I especially liked the garnet-studded cave, reflecting Sera's fiery nature...excellent!), gives us just a touch of their personalities, and a whole lot of lusty loving. And, I had to look up a word in the dictionary (I just love it when I learn new vocabulary words when I read). The word: incalescent, which means increasing in heat or ardor. Well, all right! Grade: A-
Happy Sunday,
Penelope
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