Flesh Into Fire

Original Sin, Book 3

By: JA Huss, Johnathan McClain

Narrated by: Tad Branson, Ava Erickson

Payback is owed.

And Maddie Clayton is going to collect. This time Carlos and Logan have gone too far. People are dead, lives have been changed, and she’s had enough. Plus, she’s got the devil on her side, so when an enemy turns into a friend with an idea of how to take Carlos down, she’s in.

Tyler Morgan has been fighting back his whole adult life. He’s ready for anything when it comes to payback. But endangering Maddie can’t be part of the deal. Unfortunately for him, once Maddie gets an idea in her head, there’s no stopping her.

Her debt has been paid in blood, and she wants revenge.

His fight is still there, but now he’s got more at stake than himself.

The end is coming.

But even if they win against Carlos, they can still lose each other.

©2018 JA Huss (P)2018 Podium Audio

Wow! l love this series!

l feel fully immersed in the storytelling. The intensity of the written word is matched by the intensity of the narration. The result is truly breathtakingly enjoyable! This is a collaboration and partnership l HOPE remains intact for a long time to come!

Love Love Love

This story is amszing. From the writing to the characters, the narration all of it was so enjoyable. I can't wait to start book 4.

Another great book

Another wonderful story from very talented writers. I just couldn’t wait to get back to my book to hear more. All 3 books just flowed great into each other and kept you just dying to hear more. I have loved every book I have read so far and just keep downloading mote and more. Thank you for your great talent!!

Charters

I like and love the characters in these story and I love the collaboration the authors, I see them getting out of their ways and becoming excepting if theirselves .it’s a wild ride with Tyler and Maddy.

Excellent 3rd book in the series!

I am really enjoying this series. Actually listening to this for the 2nd time before I get to book 4. I love the well written story and the emotion put into the narration. But I have to say my favorite part is Jonathans EOBS. I work in psychiatry, not a therapist but secretary to all the therapists plus a mom who has been diagnosed as bipolar and he just hit home. It was so personal but now I know others feel the way I do as an adult child to a mentally unstable parent. -Dink