Like Fire We Burn
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Like Fire We Burn
Narrated by:
Jesse Vilinsky, Logan Anare
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Narrated by:
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Jesse Vilinsky
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Logan Anare
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Ayla Dade
About this listen
He's finally back on the ice. But can he melt her guarded heart?
Aria Moore thought that two years and two thousand miles would be long and far enough. But when she returns to Aspen to help run the family B&B while her mother is ill, her feelings for Wyatt Lopez come surging back.
But he betrayed her, and she's not willing to endure that kind of heartbreak ever again. If she's honest with herself, she has to admit that she still carries a torch for the charismatic ice hockey player who once broke her heart. Aria swore never to see him again—which proves impossible when Wyatt is forced to move into the B&B.
Aria begins to feel hopeful when she finally meets someone new—and she makes it clear to Wyatt that they can only spend time together as friends. But on a trip into the snowy mountains, they can no longer ignore the chemistry between them, and Wyatt seems intent on convincing her that friendship will never be enough.
"A gripping story and an irresistible setting!” Anna Todd, New York Times bestselling author, for Blackwell Palace
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