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    Rising from the Flames - Firefighter Menage Romance
    Rising from the Flames - Firefighter Menage Romance
    Rising from the Flames - Firefighter Menage Romance
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    Rising from the Flames - Firefighter Menage Romance

    By Kelly Cusson

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    Melanie Ironstone was minding her own business when her place of employment began burning down around her. Trapped in her little office she despaired at getting out alive. She was saved by one of New York's finest fireman. The bad news was, they thought she might have started the fire! 

    Her name is only partially cleared and she gets caught up in the investigation to clear her name and ultimately save her life. Falling for the fire investigator and the man who saved her from the fire was not what she expected might happen. 

    Through the investigation, Mel discovers confidence in herself and her two new boyfriends. Enough so that she risks herself to save her girlfriend from the same people who were after her. Unknowingly she brings more trouble down on her head. She knew she was changing now if only she could live through it, she would be Rising from the Flames. 

    A Standalone Short Story with No Cliffhanger! 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmerican Sports Romance Club
    Release dateNov 14, 2018
    ISBN9781386830047
    Rising from the Flames - Firefighter Menage Romance

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      Rising from the Flames - Firefighter Menage Romance - Kelly Cusson

      Rising from the Flames

      Chapter 1

      Smoke Screen

      Melanie Ironstone was nothing if not focused. When she got an idea in her head she went full steam ahead, and could get so engrossed she would not know what was going on around her. That is what happened when she realized there was a discrepancy with the financial disclosures she had been going over for her employer. She was the firm’s accountant, and the suits upstairs had decided an in-house audit would be necessary, so she was doing it.

      It had begun fairly routine, but about halfway through the day she had found problems with the receipt records. Nothing big at first, regular discrepancies that could be found going over any books. But then she had found that the income and overhead weren’t matching up the way they should. So she dug deeper, and found that the problems could only be deliberate. Mel then began copying the information to a thumb drive that she could present to the boss in one neat package, explaining what she had found.

      She was so engrossed that she did not notice the smell of smoke. She actually rubbed her eyes under her thick reading glasses, wondering why her eyes were stinging. It did not get her attention fully though as she was almost done. She finished the last of her file transfer and removed the thumb drive, putting it in the breast pocket of her flannel shirt. It was then that she noticed the smoke. Then she heard the sirens. The building was on fire!

      Panicking, Mel jumped up and removed her reading glasses. Smoke was coming through the door that she had left cracked open. When she went to it she could see reflection of flames in the hallway. The heat was becoming intense. She knew there was no way she could get out via the hallway, so she turned back to the little window near the desk. It was a tiny little utility room she had been assigned so her options were not great. She threw open the window, inhaled the cool winter air with a gasp and began coughing. She could see the fire trucks five floors below and began waving. She tried to shout but the smoke caused her to start coughing. A few more deep breaths of clear air and she was able to scream for help.

      Up here! Help, please, up here! she shouted waving frantically. More and more smoke was billowing into the little room, and out of the window. A man on a megaphone called out to her. She started to cry, feeling that it was the first step to being rescued.

      Stay where you are, we are coming to get you. Do not leave the window until help comes! Mel waved acknowledgement of the message received. She waited for a few minutes but nothing happened. Men went into the building with hoses. More trucks pulled up and more hoses were hooked up. Water was being sprayed on the building but the smoke behind her kept getting thicker and it was harder and harder to find clear air and she was coughing again. Her eyes were watering from the acrid fumes when she saw a ladder being raised and extending toward her. She

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