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3.75⭐️
Through Any Fire is about a marriage of convenience between two people who used to be in love a decade ago who are on opposite sides of drug lord families. Our FMC, Loren’s, baby brother goes missing and she needs the help of rival gang leader, Callahan Keane, and the Keane drug empire to try to find out exactly what happened.
And him? He needs a wife. Yes I did giggle and kick my feet when I read this. Does it make sense that he does at the time? Not really….? Do I care? NOPE I AM SIMPLY JUST A GIRL.
Cue the : “get your hands off my wife” x10 on crack over and over I was doing cartwheels around my house.
The book starts off in the club with tensions high and our girly Loren is flirting with some rando buying her red wine she hates and the MMC enters talking about “she drinks whiskey” sliding the cup in front of her….hello! I was barking. I was BARKINGGGGGGG. Hooked.
The MMC….Callahan…..is down BAD for this girl. She thought he forgot about her a decade ago? Guess again! Every single thing he’s ever done in his entire existence has been yearning for this girl. I mean I’m talking he had her childhood shampoo on tab, slept on the other side of the bed, worn out a copy of Romeo & Juliet etc etc. This man is DOWN HORRENDOUS. And he’s literally everything.
The action scenes and drama throughout the book was very fast paced and I was STRESSED.
When you realize why the book is named Through Any Fire? 10/10 I fear!
This will be an interconnected standalone series and I actualy cannot wait for the next book. Alice’s story is gonna be a tough read. I have a very strong inkling who the new MMC to be is going to be and if so…I am so seated.
Read the trigger warnings before reading if there are topics that upset you. There is also a few (hot!) open door spice scenes.
Thank you to Katherine Carter and NetGalley for the ARC!

Through Any Fire is a masterclass in emotional storytelling. Katherine Carter delivers a poignant tale of love, loss, and redemption that resonates deeply. The chemistry between the protagonists is palpable, and their journey from estranged spouses to rediscovered love is both heart-wrenching and heartwarming.
The narrative's strength lies in its raw portrayal of flawed characters striving for healing. The "marriage of convenience" trope is executed with authenticity, avoiding clichés and offering a fresh perspective. Carter's prose is lyrical, immersing readers in a world where love is both a sanctuary and a battlefield.
Highlights:
Emotional Depth: The characters' internal struggles are portrayed with nuance, making their growth compelling.
Authentic Dialogue: Conversations feel genuine, enhancing the story's realism.
Atmospheric Setting: The backdrop complements the narrative, adding layers to the characters' experiences.
Conclusion:
A must-read for fans of emotionally charged romances. Through Any Fire is a testament to the resilience of love and the power of second chances.