Sparking Sara

The Men on Fire Series

By: Samantha Christy

Narrated by: Teddy Hamilton, Erin Mallon

Three years of her life are gone in an instant.

Her memories of becoming a famous artist - forgotten.
Of the falling out with her best friend - lost.
Of her charming boyfriend - erased.

The doctors tell us getting Sara back into her normal routine is what's best for her. But what happens when she doesn't want her old normal?

Some would say I'm trying to save ghosts from my past. I think they're wrong.

Maybe all of them are wrong.
Maybe the best thing for Sara is me.

©2019 Samantha Christy (P)2019 Samantha Christy

Loved it!

Amazing! I loved the story and the characters in this book. I can't wait to read the next book in this series. Samantha Christy is one of my favorite authors and I highly recommend reading her books.

Had already read the story

I read the story when it was first released. I have started listening to audible books and thought it would be fun to listen to. Great narration and it moves along at a nice pace. I bonded with the characters just as well as I did when I read the book. Love this author!

Wow!

This was an unusual friends to lovers, not sure I can even call it that. At first I felt bad for Oliver and thought this was a love triangle situation which I do t like. But then everything changed. Samantha Christy always fills her books with trauma, angst and plenty of personal questioning and drama, and this book is no exception. Teddy Hamilton and Erin Mallon were fantastic narrators and brought all the feels to this emotional and unique story.

Beautiful story

Firefighter with PTSD. Artist with memory loss. Tragic car accident brings these two together. She has a fiance or does she? There is mystery and a HEA. Who does Sarah end up with?

Great story and great narration.

Enjoyed hearing more about Denver

The story was good...but, as popular as she is, I can't stand Erin Mallon's over exaggerated style. It really gets on my nerves. Not sure why the director doesn't tell her to lighten up the breathy way she ends nearly every sentence. Lately I have avoided books narrated by her....even if it a book by a favorite author.