Lila Mitchell is your typical
introverted college student, who evades large groups and prefers the company of
paperbacks. Already I like the girl and can relate!
“Rain and dark clouds call for a good
book and a warm blanket.” (24)
Cornered by a peppy gal, she
reluctantly agrees to attend a party, where she meets the “blond Adonis” Cade
whom she pawns off on a friend so she could sneak off and escape into her book
once again. Again, my kind of girl. Lila is a smart and witty loner and happy
to be.
Of course, sometimes she wondered if
she’ll ever find someone. According to her: “I’m easily annoyed, my standards
are high, and I have trouble connecting with people.” (23) Mmm, that might be
my problem as well.
Very relatable! Lila endures the
stamina of a young, single woman with humor and grace.
Then…along comes Xavier, owner of the
most exclusive night club in Vegas, a man that ignites a fire within the little
book worm. For the first time ever, Lila loses the librarian’s bun and lets her
hair down, but still is able to maintain her dignity and self-respect.
Even though Xavier is a rich and
handsome man, both he and Lila seemed like total opposites—like night and day,
fire and water. At first, they didn’t seem compatible, but then opposites
attract, right? The challenges that bestow the loving couple make for a
scintillating read.
Full
of Fire is a well-written and fun romance that will light a spark in
readers.
My rating: 4 stars
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