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The Goddess That Ate Fire

By: Jane Brooke
Narrated by: Lorraine Walters
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Quirky, modern dance savant Kenna Grey's life is spiraling out of control with alcohol and depression because she is gay and terrified of coming out. Her life suddenly changes drastically after she almost dies in a loft fire in Chelsea, rescued by a fearless firewoman who fought her way through a fiery inferno, threw Kenna over her shoulder, and carried her to safety through the smoke and fire.

In the aftermath, alone, dying inside from her denial and her sexual desires, she feels fate's finger touching her. So, she rides her bicycle to Staten Island on a journey of destiny. Once there, she invades the firefighter's life to thank her. Unexpectedly, the visit quickly morphs into a catalyst for love and intense sexual fulfillment.
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  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica
LGBTQ+
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