Igniting Tension: A Dive into the Fiery Twists of Burning (PAVAD – FBI Romantic Suspense Book 13)

Review of Burning (PAVAD- FBI Romantic Suspense Book 13) by Calle J. Brookes

I stumbled upon Burning while perusing the latest in my favorite genres, and it immediately captured my attention with its intriguing premise—family ties tangled in a web of suspense and romance. Calle J. Brookes has a knack for weaving complex narratives that keep you glued to the page, and this latest installment in the PAVAD series does just that.

At the heart of Burning is Sinclair "Sin" Lorcan, a man burdened by loss and the harsh realities of his FBI duties. Joining the PAVAD division, he sets out on a dual mission: to determine the identity of a dangerous traitor lurking within the department, and reconnect with his estranged brothers for the sake of his young son. What struck me about Sin is that, despite being the "ruthless Lorcan brother," he’s also a father fighting for his family. This duality genuinely adds depth to his character, making him relatable despite his tough exterior. Merrick Cody, Sin’s love interest and his brother’s ex-wife, is a whirlwind of strength and vulnerability. Juggling her responsibilities as a single mother while managing her own emotional scars, she embodies resilience, which makes her interactions with Sin all the more compelling.

One of the book’s central themes is the struggle of familial connection amid chaos. Their shared past creates an electrifying tension, and it’s that push-and-pull dynamic that kept my heart racing. The pacing of the story is well-timed; Brookes knows how to build suspense and relieve it just enough to keep us engaged—a skill many authors lack.

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The writing itself flows beautifully, with sharp dialogue and descriptive scenes that transport you right into the action. One quote that resonated with me was when Merrick reflects on her past choices, highlighting the burdens we carry as parents and partners. It’s moments like these that make Burning not just a story about chasing a traitor but a heartfelt exploration of love, sacrifice, and what it means to protect those we cherish.

Readers who enjoy romantic suspense will find Burning particularly satisfying. The blend of danger, emotional stakes, and simmering attraction creates a page-turner that is hard to put down. Though some reviews noted issues with editing, I found that the powerful storytelling largely overshadowed these minor distractions.

In conclusion, if you’re searching for a story that combines action with a poignant exploration of family dynamics, you’ll find yourself right at home in Burning. Calle J. Brookes has delivered another enthralling addition to the PAVAD series that left me reflective and eagerly anticipating what might happen next for the Lorcan brothers. Grab a cozy seat and dive in—it’s a ride worth taking!

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