The beautiful firefighter next door knows exactly how to ignite desire.
Ava's quiet firefighter neighbor turns out to be anything but soft-spoken in the bedroom. One kiss leads to commands, teasing denials, and a hunger that won't quit. When Ava's ex-lover and roommate wants in, Jaclyn doesn't hesitate to take control of both women.
Perfect for fans of dominant firefighters, sapphic threesomes, edging and denial, and filthy praise.
Stella Rowe writes emotionally charged sapphic dark romance and erotica with a focus on desire, dominance, and the ache to be seen.
Her stories blend heat with heart, whether it's a slow burn with bite or a hypnotic spiral into surrender.
She lives in the Arizona desert and writes with equal parts tenderness and fire.
As an aside, a few of the books listed here on Goodreads are from 2015 and long unpublished, but I cannot remove them. Also, I have begun to move older erotica to the pen name "Annie Rowe" -- it's still me!
idk. given the speed the author publishes at, the way the book reads, the ai art chapter headers, the ai author image on the website, and the ai art for a lot of the author’s other covers (i’m not confident that this one is, but i don’t have a lot to go off), i’m pretty confident this book is ai assisted to some significant, non-copyrightable degree. and yet, it reads cleaner than a lot of lesbian fiction i read. i don’t connect with it emotionally, because i think it’s probably mostly written by a robot (and if it isn’t, the author should rethink their ai cover strategy, because it’s gonna make a lot of people feel like it is anyway), but it’s quite technically proficient, and it tells the story it sets out to tell, which it feels like is more than i can ask for from a LOT of lesfic, and that bums me the hell out
3 stars for the content, -1 star for making me sad about the state of lesbian fiction