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Finding Focus #3
Fighting Fire
Fire is a fickle bitch. It comes in all shapes and sizes.
The power held within its heat and flames can either create something strong and beautiful or destroy everything in its path.
Sometimes it does both without you even realizing it.
If you want to live life, your only choice is to fight the fire. You might still get burned, but you’ll be stronger in the end.
The power held within its heat and flames can either create something strong and beautiful or destroy everything in its path.
Sometimes it does both without you even realizing it.
If you want to live life, your only choice is to fight the fire. You might still get burned, but you’ll be stronger in the end.
209 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 28, 2017
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November 10, 2017
Really love this whole series. The Landry family - I want to hang out with them, and have Micah & Deacon feed me, and Cami paint me a picture and Dani take my picture. And just let Annie & Sam make me feel welcome.
Ohhhh and Tucker can play some music! Looking forward to Tucker's story on Book #4.
Great series!
Ohhhh and Tucker can play some music! Looking forward to Tucker's story on Book #4.
Great series!
April 30, 2020
After Happily Ever After
It's great to see what happens after the big I love you, and that the future isn't just magically happily ever after. It was a nice continuation of Dani and Micah's story with some real world problems and insecurities that they worked through together. Micah's determination to prove himself and all the complex emotions and reactions from the other characters made for a great story that felt real. I'm very excited to move onto Tucker and Piper's book!
It's great to see what happens after the big I love you, and that the future isn't just magically happily ever after. It was a nice continuation of Dani and Micah's story with some real world problems and insecurities that they worked through together. Micah's determination to prove himself and all the complex emotions and reactions from the other characters made for a great story that felt real. I'm very excited to move onto Tucker and Piper's book!
April 22, 2019
Loved it!
I love the Landry boys and their family! I loved this story watching Micha step out on his own and go after his dreams with Dani by his side was an awesome story! I have been so immersed into this series, highly addictive!
I love the Landry boys and their family! I loved this story watching Micha step out on his own and go after his dreams with Dani by his side was an awesome story! I have been so immersed into this series, highly addictive!
September 29, 2017
***I received an ebook copy in exchange for an honest review***
If I could spend forever in the world that Jiffy Kate created with the Finding Focus series, I absolutely would, because I love everything about it!
This is going to be difficult for me to write with no spoilers. Fighting Fire brings us back to the Landry family, and focuses on the relationship between Micah and Dani, and some conflict happening between the Landry brothers.
I loved getting to see more of Micah and Dani together. The chemistry and connection between these two is perfection, and Micah is so head over heels for her. Jiffy Kate did a fantastic job of showing the struggles couples in new relationships face. And seeing Micah vulnerable made my insides turn into mush.
The Landry family is the picture perfect depiction of what I’d expect a Southern family to be like. From their Sunday dinners to how tight-knit they are, they epitomize all the things that I adore about the south.
The writing in Fighting Fire is vivid and detailed. I was able to close my eyes and imagine myself walking down the streets of New Orleans. I could feel the welcoming atmospheres of the Landry home and the boys’ restaurants. The story played out at a perfect pace and had just the right amounts of romance and angst in it.
Secondary characters are heavily involved in this story, and Jiffy Kate wove them in wonderfully. And along the lines of characters, the characters in Fighting Fire are so relatable. The problems that we see Micah and Dani and Deacon going through are all ones that you or I could easily experience in our own lives. The good, the bad, and the ugly that happens between characters, all reminds me of something I’ve experienced myself. I feel such a connection to these characters, and the fact that the authors made them as relatable as they did plays a big part in this.
Now, I need to take a minute to fawn over Micah. He’s been one of my top book boyfriends since book one was out, and that remains the same now. I love the man. He has such a kind and gentle soul, he loves without limits, and he’s ambitious. His devotion to Dani melted my heart. He’s changed so much since the first book, and I’m continually in awe of how Jiffy Kate makes him an even more amazing character with each book.
If you like down-home romance and stories that focus not only on the sexy times, but also on family ties, Fighting Fire is the book for you. But, be ready, because you’ll be swooning all over the place by the end.
Fighting Fire gets the Wordaholic Must Read Seal of Approval.
Five stars to this novel!
If I could spend forever in the world that Jiffy Kate created with the Finding Focus series, I absolutely would, because I love everything about it!
This is going to be difficult for me to write with no spoilers. Fighting Fire brings us back to the Landry family, and focuses on the relationship between Micah and Dani, and some conflict happening between the Landry brothers.
I loved getting to see more of Micah and Dani together. The chemistry and connection between these two is perfection, and Micah is so head over heels for her. Jiffy Kate did a fantastic job of showing the struggles couples in new relationships face. And seeing Micah vulnerable made my insides turn into mush.
The Landry family is the picture perfect depiction of what I’d expect a Southern family to be like. From their Sunday dinners to how tight-knit they are, they epitomize all the things that I adore about the south.
The writing in Fighting Fire is vivid and detailed. I was able to close my eyes and imagine myself walking down the streets of New Orleans. I could feel the welcoming atmospheres of the Landry home and the boys’ restaurants. The story played out at a perfect pace and had just the right amounts of romance and angst in it.
Secondary characters are heavily involved in this story, and Jiffy Kate wove them in wonderfully. And along the lines of characters, the characters in Fighting Fire are so relatable. The problems that we see Micah and Dani and Deacon going through are all ones that you or I could easily experience in our own lives. The good, the bad, and the ugly that happens between characters, all reminds me of something I’ve experienced myself. I feel such a connection to these characters, and the fact that the authors made them as relatable as they did plays a big part in this.
Now, I need to take a minute to fawn over Micah. He’s been one of my top book boyfriends since book one was out, and that remains the same now. I love the man. He has such a kind and gentle soul, he loves without limits, and he’s ambitious. His devotion to Dani melted my heart. He’s changed so much since the first book, and I’m continually in awe of how Jiffy Kate makes him an even more amazing character with each book.
If you like down-home romance and stories that focus not only on the sexy times, but also on family ties, Fighting Fire is the book for you. But, be ready, because you’ll be swooning all over the place by the end.
Fighting Fire gets the Wordaholic Must Read Seal of Approval.
Five stars to this novel!
September 24, 2017
I loved Dani and Micah in Finding Focus and was very happy to know this book, Fighting Fire, is their story once again!
The Landry family is the epitome of a true southern family that has held onto its ancient ideals and modernized them. Sam and Annie are great parents having raised two ideal sons, Deacon and Micah.
The boys have solid heads on their shoulders and a great sense of business. In their early 30's and own not one, but two successful, profitable, and popular restaurants. I would love to be able to eat at their establishments. Pockets, any thing you want to eat in a pocket sandwich and deep fried, and Grinders, named for their signature and first menu item.
Watching Dani and Micah grow as they battle the unknowns in any new relationship makes for a great read. I love how Micah thinks and how he had problems conveying his thoughts.
This story can be read add a standalone but I would recommending reading the previous two books first so you won't have any questions.
I hope there is another book and I hope it's Tucker's story.
The Landry family is the epitome of a true southern family that has held onto its ancient ideals and modernized them. Sam and Annie are great parents having raised two ideal sons, Deacon and Micah.
The boys have solid heads on their shoulders and a great sense of business. In their early 30's and own not one, but two successful, profitable, and popular restaurants. I would love to be able to eat at their establishments. Pockets, any thing you want to eat in a pocket sandwich and deep fried, and Grinders, named for their signature and first menu item.
Watching Dani and Micah grow as they battle the unknowns in any new relationship makes for a great read. I love how Micah thinks and how he had problems conveying his thoughts.
This story can be read add a standalone but I would recommending reading the previous two books first so you won't have any questions.
I hope there is another book and I hope it's Tucker's story.
October 18, 2017
Just when I thought...
Just when I thought I couldn’t love the Landry boys any more, you go and do it again! Micah is so imperfectly perfect. It was good to see him stand on his own two feet and fight for his girl and his dreams.
Just when I thought I couldn’t love the Landry boys any more, you go and do it again! Micah is so imperfectly perfect. It was good to see him stand on his own two feet and fight for his girl and his dreams.
October 6, 2017
Another Masterpiece!
Another outstanding story in Jiffy Kate's Finding Focus series. This book takes you back into the lives of the Landry family of Louisiana. Fighting Fire is a story that shows how hard happily ever after can be to achieve. It's heartwarming and you really feel for Micah and Dani. I loved the series so far and can't wait until my next trip down to bayou country.
Another outstanding story in Jiffy Kate's Finding Focus series. This book takes you back into the lives of the Landry family of Louisiana. Fighting Fire is a story that shows how hard happily ever after can be to achieve. It's heartwarming and you really feel for Micah and Dani. I loved the series so far and can't wait until my next trip down to bayou country.
January 23, 2019
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I loved Micah and Dani’s story. It was refreshing to see a couple with insecurities and struggles that go with a relationship. I loved that they worked through their problems and didn’t give up or play games with each other when the going got tough. I can’t wait to see what is in store for Tucker and Piper and hopefully catch up more with Micah and Dani in the next book!
I loved Micah and Dani’s story. It was refreshing to see a couple with insecurities and struggles that go with a relationship. I loved that they worked through their problems and didn’t give up or play games with each other when the going got tough. I can’t wait to see what is in store for Tucker and Piper and hopefully catch up more with Micah and Dani in the next book!
October 3, 2017
I just love this series!!! Fighting Fire is a continuation of Micah Landry and Dani Reed's story that is not to be missed!! These characters are so well written, I feel like I know them, like we've been friends for years! Jiffy Kate makes you feel like you belong in the Landry family, and it's such a warm welcome, you never want to leave!
November 30, 2017
What’s not to love about a book about the Landry’s?!? This was another great book by Jiffy Kate with plenty of southern roots. I could not put this book down. Things that happened kept me intertwined into the story. Love each and every single character from this series.
January 4, 2019
Love them. Just discovered these authors at the
June 8, 2024
He Loves Her, and I Love Them!
In Finding Focus book 3, Fighting Fire, Jiffy Kate circles back to book 1's hero, Micah Landry. He and older brother Deacon have run two restaurants, Grinders and Pockets, in tiny French Settlement, Louisiana since college, but when Pockets burns and Deacon has recovered from his fire-related injuries, Deke wants to rebuild Pockets immediately. Micah, however, has received an impressive offer from Alex, one of his many former flings--putting a new restaurant in a building she's inherited in New Orleans--and Micah goes ahead despite Deacon's strong opposition to his solo venture and the woman behind it. Dani, his girlfriend from book 1, also doubts Alex's motives but supports the business venture Micah is obviously excited about.
Deacon is so angry, he reschedules the shifts at Grinders to make sure he and Micah don't need to talk. They even come to blows at Thanksgiving dinner, a grade-A offense for their mama, Annie. The only thing worse would be messing up Christmas, and Micah does that inadvertently as well, by inviting Alex (whose family is away) to the family dinner. Only Annie's Southern hospitality allows her to ask Alex in...and she still (graciously) gives him a piece of her mind for upsetting everyone else. Dani, naturally, decides to get a ride home from Deacon and tells Micah to entertain "his guest" and then spend a few days at his cottage while she "takes time alone to think". It's the worst Christmas of his life--the worst six months of his life!
The restaurant build is progressing, but Alex keeps holding things up, forgetting to fax permits to their silent partner, a lawyer, and breezing in looking, Micah thinks, like she "just stepped out of Saks with daddy's credit card". He has her number and doesn't respond to any of her flirtatious overtures. He even introduces her to Dani and ignores Alex's patronizing attitude. He wants Dani, not Alex, and he wants both of them to know it!
Dani, as a freelance photojournalist, has an assignment in Birmingham and must drive home through a nasty storm. With no other cars on the road and the sky turning black, she takes shelter at a closed gas station with an old man and his fat cat. A panicky Micah calls Tucker, who speeds to NoLa with Deacon and begins searching for Dani, who fortunately rented an easy-to-see bright red sedan. When they spot it, she's not inside, but they find her in a bathroom with Frank (the man) and Maw (the cat). Drawn together by potential tragedy, Micah makes up with Deacon and Dani.
Meanwhile, the new restaurant has had a visitor--an IRS agent looking for Alex. If she's short on cash, which might have brought the agent to the restaurant, Micah can buy her out and own the restaurant with the silent partner, who as a lawyer knows the terms of the contract Micah and Alex signed and can advise him.
Alex refuses at first, but getting the IRS off her back wins against pride, and she agrees to sell. As sole owner (the lawyer is again silent), Micah prepares for the soft opening and notifies the staff that Alex is gone. No surprise, they like the news! So do the family members and friends who attend the soft opening--including Deacon, the first to walk in! Of course, no large gathering can end without a grand gesture, and Micah obliges by proposing. Sigh!
As much as I liked Deacon in book 2, I thought he overreacted by scheduling shifts so they wouldn't run into each other and by punching Micah at a family dinner, and as annoyed as I was by Micah's womanizing in book 1, I sympathized with his excitement about opening up a restaurant in New Orleans. Both of them were stubborn, and neither would apologize even though both were in the wrong. Dani was insane, trying to drive through a tornado, but her "tough love" approach to Micah on Christmas made them both consider what they want in their future: each other! Jiffy Kate did a great job making these flawed characters come to life, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.
Spice Level: explicit description of Micah and Dani's intimate encounters; lots of F-bombs and other profanity from the brothers (and even a few from Mama Landry, who apologizes to her grandson when he calls her on it)
In Finding Focus book 3, Fighting Fire, Jiffy Kate circles back to book 1's hero, Micah Landry. He and older brother Deacon have run two restaurants, Grinders and Pockets, in tiny French Settlement, Louisiana since college, but when Pockets burns and Deacon has recovered from his fire-related injuries, Deke wants to rebuild Pockets immediately. Micah, however, has received an impressive offer from Alex, one of his many former flings--putting a new restaurant in a building she's inherited in New Orleans--and Micah goes ahead despite Deacon's strong opposition to his solo venture and the woman behind it. Dani, his girlfriend from book 1, also doubts Alex's motives but supports the business venture Micah is obviously excited about.
Deacon is so angry, he reschedules the shifts at Grinders to make sure he and Micah don't need to talk. They even come to blows at Thanksgiving dinner, a grade-A offense for their mama, Annie. The only thing worse would be messing up Christmas, and Micah does that inadvertently as well, by inviting Alex (whose family is away) to the family dinner. Only Annie's Southern hospitality allows her to ask Alex in...and she still (graciously) gives him a piece of her mind for upsetting everyone else. Dani, naturally, decides to get a ride home from Deacon and tells Micah to entertain "his guest" and then spend a few days at his cottage while she "takes time alone to think". It's the worst Christmas of his life--the worst six months of his life!
The restaurant build is progressing, but Alex keeps holding things up, forgetting to fax permits to their silent partner, a lawyer, and breezing in looking, Micah thinks, like she "just stepped out of Saks with daddy's credit card". He has her number and doesn't respond to any of her flirtatious overtures. He even introduces her to Dani and ignores Alex's patronizing attitude. He wants Dani, not Alex, and he wants both of them to know it!
Dani, as a freelance photojournalist, has an assignment in Birmingham and must drive home through a nasty storm. With no other cars on the road and the sky turning black, she takes shelter at a closed gas station with an old man and his fat cat. A panicky Micah calls Tucker, who speeds to NoLa with Deacon and begins searching for Dani, who fortunately rented an easy-to-see bright red sedan. When they spot it, she's not inside, but they find her in a bathroom with Frank (the man) and Maw (the cat). Drawn together by potential tragedy, Micah makes up with Deacon and Dani.
Meanwhile, the new restaurant has had a visitor--an IRS agent looking for Alex. If she's short on cash, which might have brought the agent to the restaurant, Micah can buy her out and own the restaurant with the silent partner, who as a lawyer knows the terms of the contract Micah and Alex signed and can advise him.
Alex refuses at first, but getting the IRS off her back wins against pride, and she agrees to sell. As sole owner (the lawyer is again silent), Micah prepares for the soft opening and notifies the staff that Alex is gone. No surprise, they like the news! So do the family members and friends who attend the soft opening--including Deacon, the first to walk in! Of course, no large gathering can end without a grand gesture, and Micah obliges by proposing. Sigh!
As much as I liked Deacon in book 2, I thought he overreacted by scheduling shifts so they wouldn't run into each other and by punching Micah at a family dinner, and as annoyed as I was by Micah's womanizing in book 1, I sympathized with his excitement about opening up a restaurant in New Orleans. Both of them were stubborn, and neither would apologize even though both were in the wrong. Dani was insane, trying to drive through a tornado, but her "tough love" approach to Micah on Christmas made them both consider what they want in their future: each other! Jiffy Kate did a great job making these flawed characters come to life, and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.
Spice Level: explicit description of Micah and Dani's intimate encounters; lots of F-bombs and other profanity from the brothers (and even a few from Mama Landry, who apologizes to her grandson when he calls her on it)
May 9, 2021
Love and family wins
I’ve had this book on my TBR list for some time, and I’m so glad that I finally read it. I love the characters, the scenery, the family closeness, and of course the romance.
Micah has always felt like he was living in his brother’s shadow, and when the correct offer comes along, he grabs it with both hands. He has the opportunity to establish his own restaurant against all obstacles. This causes problems within his immediate family and his relationship with Dani. Fights occur, feelings are hurt, but he continues with his dream of his own restaurant. Complications occur between his partner, adding stress to Micah’s planning.
Several occurrences cause near destruction, but the family strength, and the strong love that exists between Micah and Dani, are the only thing holding them together. After a natural disaster, and the near death of Dani, Micah realizes the truth of his situation. Micah succeeds with his restaurant, and he and Dani finally obtain their HEA.
I’ve read several books written by Jiffy Kate, and have loved everyone of them. Their books are always well written, entertaining, and full of romance, and I always recommend their books.
I’ve had this book on my TBR list for some time, and I’m so glad that I finally read it. I love the characters, the scenery, the family closeness, and of course the romance.
Micah has always felt like he was living in his brother’s shadow, and when the correct offer comes along, he grabs it with both hands. He has the opportunity to establish his own restaurant against all obstacles. This causes problems within his immediate family and his relationship with Dani. Fights occur, feelings are hurt, but he continues with his dream of his own restaurant. Complications occur between his partner, adding stress to Micah’s planning.
Several occurrences cause near destruction, but the family strength, and the strong love that exists between Micah and Dani, are the only thing holding them together. After a natural disaster, and the near death of Dani, Micah realizes the truth of his situation. Micah succeeds with his restaurant, and he and Dani finally obtain their HEA.
I’ve read several books written by Jiffy Kate, and have loved everyone of them. Their books are always well written, entertaining, and full of romance, and I always recommend their books.
February 14, 2020
I absolutely love this series. I love that it takes place in New Orleans. A place I have wanted to go to for years. The writing is superb! I love Micah and Dani Micah has always lived in his older brother Deacons shadow and he finally gets past that and proves to himself and everyone else that he can have his own restaurant and be successful. He and Deacon have a huge fight but when Micah needs Deacon to help find Dani after a storm/tornado they finally bury the hatchet Micah never seemed to be the type who would settle down... until he meets Dani and they get married. They are so sweet together!
I love the Landry family and how they are so close and always there for each other. I am now reading the 4th book in the series about Tucker Childhood friend of the boys and brother to Cami who is married to Deacon Excited to see how his story turns out.
I love the Landry family and how they are so close and always there for each other. I am now reading the 4th book in the series about Tucker Childhood friend of the boys and brother to Cami who is married to Deacon Excited to see how his story turns out.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 26, 2021
Focuses completely on Micah's desire to "be his own man" away from this brother and the changes in their relationship/dynamic. He becomes business partners with a woman he knew from high school who offers him a prime piece of property in NO. She's wealthy, spoiled, flighty and skirts the the flirting line with him too often. Luckily there is NO cheating in this story.
It seemed to me that too much of the responsibility was placed on Micah to fix the situation since he's the one who wanted to "break away" which was ridiculous.
This is less about romance and more about siblings and eventually proposing to Dani. This was really a continuation of book 1.
It seemed to me that too much of the responsibility was placed on Micah to fix the situation since he's the one who wanted to "break away" which was ridiculous.
This is less about romance and more about siblings and eventually proposing to Dani. This was really a continuation of book 1.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 3, 2018
Book 3 in this series and I am still hooked on the Landry and Benoit families! Jiffy Kate has a way of writing that will grab your attention and suck you in! You won't be able to put these books down!
This book is about Micah's need to grow and be his own man. Some of his decisions aren't the wisest. He hurts some feelings. He oversteps some boundaries. But in his mind he is doing what he needs to do for himself. It takes something big to get him to open his eyes to the bigger picture and see what's important while at the same time getting his dream.
Awesome read!!!! ❤️
This book is about Micah's need to grow and be his own man. Some of his decisions aren't the wisest. He hurts some feelings. He oversteps some boundaries. But in his mind he is doing what he needs to do for himself. It takes something big to get him to open his eyes to the bigger picture and see what's important while at the same time getting his dream.
Awesome read!!!! ❤️
November 20, 2021
A true relationship has stages and Jiffy Kate has shown us this in the best possible way.
Micah doesn’t ever question his connection to Dani, she is his forever and ever, amen person. When he gets an opportunity he can’t refuse that connection gets tested.
Jiffy Kate has written another heartfelt, steamy story with characters that we know, love and don’t want to live without!
So head on back to French Settlement, Louisiana, spend time with the Landry’s and the rest of their “family”. You will be glad you did!!
Micah doesn’t ever question his connection to Dani, she is his forever and ever, amen person. When he gets an opportunity he can’t refuse that connection gets tested.
Jiffy Kate has written another heartfelt, steamy story with characters that we know, love and don’t want to live without!
So head on back to French Settlement, Louisiana, spend time with the Landry’s and the rest of their “family”. You will be glad you did!!
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May 24, 2024A Satisfying Addition to an Already Great Story
I wasn't sure how I would like this additional Micah and Dani story -they had already had their HEA and I didn't want them to have that overly challenged. However, this book made their relationship more developed and introduced a couple people and Laginappe to us (an important part to several other books these ladies wrote us). It also let Micah grow a little more - something I didn't realize needed to happen, but love now. Can't wait to start the next book.
I wasn't sure how I would like this additional Micah and Dani story -they had already had their HEA and I didn't want them to have that overly challenged. However, this book made their relationship more developed and introduced a couple people and Laginappe to us (an important part to several other books these ladies wrote us). It also let Micah grow a little more - something I didn't realize needed to happen, but love now. Can't wait to start the next book.
March 4, 2020
This is my first book to read by Jiffy Kate. I understand that it's the 3rd in a series, but it reads like a standalone, no cliffy, no feeling like I'm missing previous information. I really enjoyed the value of the family that this story portrays. Had great characters and vivid surroundings. It also shares the value of hard work and standing on your own two feet. Anything worth having is worth working hard for, or in this case, Fighting Fire!
July 6, 2021
💕 About: Fire is a fickle bitch. It comes in all shapes and sizes. Micah & Dani’s story continues. Pockets has been burned and a new offer comes their way. Could it divide the family up?
💕What I liked: I liked getting more of the Landry family.
💕What I disliked: There were slow parts and some parts I just wanted more explanation on.
💕Quotes: “I have to start at the root of the problem. Never cover up the weeds, they’ll just come back to haunt you.”
💕 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 out of 5 stars.
💕What I liked: I liked getting more of the Landry family.
💕What I disliked: There were slow parts and some parts I just wanted more explanation on.
💕Quotes: “I have to start at the root of the problem. Never cover up the weeds, they’ll just come back to haunt you.”
💕 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 out of 5 stars.
December 9, 2017
Good Read
This very good. Teaches you a little about relationship and the one you truly love. I was very entertained where Tucker comes in and makes his smart ass comments. Also where Micah gives Dani the news about Alex. I laughed out loud.
This very good. Teaches you a little about relationship and the one you truly love. I was very entertained where Tucker comes in and makes his smart ass comments. Also where Micah gives Dani the news about Alex. I laughed out loud.
March 31, 2021
Loved the first book in this series. Loved the second book. This one just never got me.
August 7, 2024
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September 29, 2017
Fighting Fire is everything I wanted out of a new Finding Focus novel. Jiffy Kate has another winning romance on their hands. A wonderful follow up to Micah and Sheridan's slow, but hot burning romance!
Sheridan and Micah meet in the first book of the series, Finding Focus. Sheridan is a photographer by trade and came down to Louisiana for a magazine gig. She met Micah and the whole Landry family and before we knew it, she was a southern belle. Fighting Fire actually picks up just a short time after book two , Chasing Castles, ends... and we jump right into the drama! Fighting Fire kicks in fast, and doesn't stop until it's over and you're happily sobbing over your coffee at two am because you just couldn't stop reading. Oh, wait? Is that just me?
The duo known as Jiffy Kate, has another amazing romance on their hands. They handle their characters so carefully that I feel as if they might as well be real people. I finish their books feeling like I'm walking away from home.. and I just want to go back! I can't wait until book four comes out soon!
Sheridan and Micah meet in the first book of the series, Finding Focus. Sheridan is a photographer by trade and came down to Louisiana for a magazine gig. She met Micah and the whole Landry family and before we knew it, she was a southern belle. Fighting Fire actually picks up just a short time after book two , Chasing Castles, ends... and we jump right into the drama! Fighting Fire kicks in fast, and doesn't stop until it's over and you're happily sobbing over your coffee at two am because you just couldn't stop reading. Oh, wait? Is that just me?
The duo known as Jiffy Kate, has another amazing romance on their hands. They handle their characters so carefully that I feel as if they might as well be real people. I finish their books feeling like I'm walking away from home.. and I just want to go back! I can't wait until book four comes out soon!
September 30, 2017
3.75 stars
Fighting Fire by Jiffy Kate is the continuation of Micah Landry and Sheridan Reed's story.
I fell in love with Micah and Dani in Finding Focus, and I was reluctant to read a continuation of their story because I was happy with the ending of Finding Focus. However, this story wasn't too bad.
Fighting Fire was a very easy read, and it really showed Micah growing up. Micah always lived in Deacon's shadow, so this story was of him going off on his own and making his dreams come true. I didn't really agree with the way Micah went about it, I found him to be really selfish, but the outcome was good for him.
Of course, I loved seeing every one else. I absolutely love the Landry family.
I didn't really feel like this book was necessary, maybe should have been a small novella. However, it's left me geared and ready for Tucker's story, and I cannot wait for that one!
Fighting Fire by Jiffy Kate is the continuation of Micah Landry and Sheridan Reed's story.
I fell in love with Micah and Dani in Finding Focus, and I was reluctant to read a continuation of their story because I was happy with the ending of Finding Focus. However, this story wasn't too bad.
Fighting Fire was a very easy read, and it really showed Micah growing up. Micah always lived in Deacon's shadow, so this story was of him going off on his own and making his dreams come true. I didn't really agree with the way Micah went about it, I found him to be really selfish, but the outcome was good for him.
Of course, I loved seeing every one else. I absolutely love the Landry family.
I didn't really feel like this book was necessary, maybe should have been a small novella. However, it's left me geared and ready for Tucker's story, and I cannot wait for that one!
September 23, 2017
Arc received on behalf of The Wandering Bookaholic in exchange of an honest review
Fighting fire 3 ⭐️
There isn't too much I can say about fighting fire other than it was a nice and pleasant read.
The book was well written and I loved the close family feel in the story. The characters fit the story well and the pace of the story was spot on.
Unfortunately though there was no excitement in it for me, the whole story was just nice and fairly predictable. Being honest I expected more from reading the title and the book blurb but the title didn't really fit the story.
I wish I could say different but there was no spark in the story and I didn't really get any feels reading it. I wouldn't mind eating in Lagniappe though, the place sounds amazing!
Fighting fire 3 ⭐️
There isn't too much I can say about fighting fire other than it was a nice and pleasant read.
The book was well written and I loved the close family feel in the story. The characters fit the story well and the pace of the story was spot on.
Unfortunately though there was no excitement in it for me, the whole story was just nice and fairly predictable. Being honest I expected more from reading the title and the book blurb but the title didn't really fit the story.
I wish I could say different but there was no spark in the story and I didn't really get any feels reading it. I wouldn't mind eating in Lagniappe though, the place sounds amazing!
September 29, 2017
I’m new to these co-authors and this series. Fighting Fire is the third in the Finding Focus books and therefore not truly a standalone. I enjoyed it for all that, even though I was a bit lost with people from previous books being mentioned. The story of the Landry family continues here with more from Micah and Dani, and while there are the real focus, as I said, other members are included. There are a lot of strong emotions throughout the book as each person fights to reach their true potential, opening doors to conflict and heartache. In the end though, the tight family connection wins outs. I loved Dani and Micah, they were a strong, loving couple with plenty of fire and zest in their relationship.
September 9, 2017
"Fighting Fire" was perfect in every way. We meet Micah and Dani again, and get to know how their relationship has evolved since they fell in love in Finding Focus. They are perfect for each other, yet we see them struggle in a way that connects to the reader. I didn't think it was possible to fall in love even more with two characters (because Dani and Micah are amazing), but this book prove me wrong.
Can we talk about the ending? I will only say that it made me smile (huge smile). Can't wait to read more about The Landry's.
Can we talk about the ending? I will only say that it made me smile (huge smile). Can't wait to read more about The Landry's.
September 9, 2017
I have to admit that this is the first book in this series that I have read. And the authors did a wonderful job so that this book can be read as a stondalone. I did not feel like I was missing anything while reading this book, but I still want to go back and read the other two books because I don't want to leave the Landry Family.
Fighting Fire is a story that pulls you in so that you are right there alongside with the characters and everything they are going through - the highs, the lows, and everything in between. This is a story about Micah and his new relationship with Dani, and also being his own person within his family unit. I can't wait to read more from Jiffy Kate.
Fighting Fire is a story that pulls you in so that you are right there alongside with the characters and everything they are going through - the highs, the lows, and everything in between. This is a story about Micah and his new relationship with Dani, and also being his own person within his family unit. I can't wait to read more from Jiffy Kate.
September 29, 2017
Fighting Fire brings us more of the amazing Landry clan. This book focuses on Micah and Dani, while at the same time including everyone in the family. There is a significant amount of emotional turmoil throughout this book as family members try to grow personally, which inevitably brings some unique challenges and heartache, but ultimately love and family win out. Dani and Micah have amazing chemistry and while their relationship suffered some growing pains, they were able to learn and build a stronger foundation following the stressors they faced. This book is well written, engaging, and a nice continuation of the Finding Focus series.
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