Review: Playing With Fire by Alison Bliss

Title: Playing With Fire, Tangled in Texas 

Author: Alison Bliss

Publisher: Entangled Select Contemporary

Published: October 26th, 2015

Rating: 4.5/5

This is an riveting tale about a young woman trying to avoid attention, planning to stay for a limited time because of something which terrifies her but the reader is unaware of the reason – so I’m not going to reveal it here! There’s mystery, suspense and plenty of surprises along with romance in this thrilling story.

Having additional threats marring her attempts to keep herself ‘under the radar’ keeps life on edge for the heroine of this tale, especially as they come from known, unknown and wrongly supposed sources. When fires keep happening when she’s around it raises suspicions as to who is the arsonist, something she denies but coincidences keep happening, fuelling the suspicions, especially as far as fireman Cowboy is concerned. One threat to her own attempts to keep safe then disappear is her relationship with friends she made at a Summer Camp, especially Cowboy as they are seriously attracted to each other no matter how much she tries to deny it. As more threats are made, secrets start to be revealed and long term relationships and attitudes will have to change as a result of long held beliefs proving untrue.

This is a riveting tale, one where the author keeps the reader guessing right to the very end, making this a story I have no hesitation in highly recommending. There are many unanticipated revelations en route, keeping you captivated and enthralled, wondering whatever will be revealed next and how everything can be resolved in the end.

Thanks to the Author, publisher and NetGalley, too, for letting me read an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

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