Name: Fire and Ash
ISBN: B0BJJ2MMT6

Sara Cate

I’m in trouble.

A quick and dirty hookup with the hunky mechanic I just met is bad enough.

But when that God-like twenty-year-old turns out to be a student in my English class, I know it’s about to get much worse.

Pax Smith isn’t just the star player on the rugby team at Florence U and the hottest man I’ve ever been with. He also has a dark sordid past, and it’s written in the deep scars all over his face.

Not to mention—he’s in the closet.

Which means I have his secret. And he hates that.

What started as a one-time thing has turned into something neither of us were ready for.

And I’m not ready to let this wounded bully go.

🔥 MM⁠
🔥 Age gap⁠
🔥 Student-teacher⁠
🔥 Enemies-to-lovers⁠
🔥 D in the first chapter. ;)⁠

Spitfire #2

Fire and Ash

Genesis (@whisperingchapters)

Apparently, when this guy says jump, I say fuck me.

“You don’t know me, and I don’t know you. Don’t talk to me, look at me, or touch me. I don’t do relationships, so when we’re alone, I own you.”

aleksandra

3.5/5

The story of Everly's best friend, Thomas, from the book "Burn for me". It was my first MM romance book from Sara Cate, and I really liked it. It was short and smutty, plus the plot was great.


  
    "I’m just tired of hiding something I shouldn’t be ashamed of."

"I want someone to rely on me, and I realize how true that is. I want Pax to need me like air. I want to be the oxygen that fills his lungs and the person who provides a roof over his head."

Meghan Thompson 

Emma Kamer

Megan BV

What a hot novella! I mean, we get dicks and sex right in the first chapter; that says enough.

I’m either about to be fucked or murdered, and my body is wound so tight in arousal and anticipation it doesn’t seem to know the difference.

Thomas is stranded with his car. When he calls a tow truck, all he's expecting is to be rescued, but imagine his surprise when the man who arrives has a body of a Greek god and has Thomas all flustered. When they get to the garage, his surprise goes through the roof when Pax manhandles him and fucks him right then and there.

I’ve never loved the feeling of being used and so selfishly fucked before, but the idea of being this twenty-year old’s fuck toy has some strange appeal to it.

Pax is so in the closet, he might as well reach Narnia. His secret has been safe; no one around him knows anything. Unfortunately, he wasn't counting on his spur-of-the-moment fuck toy, Thomas, to be his professor at college. 

His hand cups my dick forcefully, and I jump, but he doesn’t let me move. The tighter he holds me in place, the harder I get under his hand. “Oh, you like that, don’t you, Mr. Litchfield?”

All Pax wants to do is steer clear from Thomas, but the pull is so strong. Y'all, 

! Oof! I know it's a novella, and they tend to not include much to really understand the full scope of the story or even believe a romance.

Sara Cate came and succeeded with this story. 

We got so much back-story from the characters, and enough time to believe there's something between Thomas and Pax. And boy, was it electrifying and ready to combust!

 is a great smutty story that can be read in one sitting. If you're looking for something to hit the spot, this is it!

I swear this guy is going to break my heart, and I’m going to love every second.

What a hot novella! I mean, we get dicks and sex right in the first chapter; that says enough.

I’m either about to be fucked or murdered, and my body is wound so tight in arousal and anticipation it doesn’t seem to know the difference.

Thomas is stranded with his car. When he calls a tow truck, all he's expecting is to be rescued, but imagine his surprise when the man who arrives has a body of a Greek god and has Thomas all flustered. When they get to the garage, his surprise goes through the roof when Pax manhandles him and fucks him right then and there.

I’ve never loved the feeling of being used and so selfishly fucked before, but the idea of being this twenty-year old’s fuck toy has some strange appeal to it.

Pax is so in the closet, he might as well reach Narnia. His secret has been safe; no one around him knows anything. Unfortunately, he wasn't counting on his spur-of-the-moment fuck toy, Thomas, to be his professor at college. 

“You don’t know me, and I don’t know you. Don’t talk to me, look at me, or touch me. I don’t do relationships, so when we’re alone, I own you.”
His hand cups my dick forcefully, and I jump, but he doesn’t let me move. The tighter he holds me in place, the harder I get under his hand. “Oh, you like that, don’t you, Mr. Litchfield?”

All Pax wants to do is steer clear from Thomas, but the pull is so strong. Y'all, the chemistry and sexual tension! Oof! I know it's a novella, and they tend to not include much to really understand the full scope of the story or even believe a romance.

Sara Cate came and succeeded with this story. We got so much back-story from the characters, and enough time to believe there's something between Thomas and Pax. And boy, was it electrifying and ready to combust!

Overall, Fire and Ash is a great smutty story that can be read in one sitting. If you're looking for something to hit the spot, this is it!

I swear this guy is going to break my heart, and I’m going to love every second.

IF YOU LIKE:
🔥 MM⁠
🔥 Age gap⁠
🔥 Student-teacher⁠
🔥 Enemies-to-lovers⁠
🔥 D in the first chapter

Riley Rose

Lia aloni

Rics

Cristina Martinez

Tracy M

I’m in trouble.

A quick and dirty hookup with the hunky mechanic I just met is bad enough.

But when that God-like twenty-year-old turns out to be a student in my English class, I know it’s about to get much worse.

Pax Smith isn’t just the star player on the rugby team at Florence U and the hottest man I’ve ever been with. He also has a dark sordid past, and it’s written in the deep scars all over his face.

Not to mention—he’s in the closet.

Which means I have his secret. And he hates that.

What started as a one-time thing has turned into something neither of us were ready for.

And I’m not ready to let this wounded bully go.

Fire and Ash Spitfire #2

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