title: Smokin' Hot Firemen: Erotic Romance Stories for Women
author:  Delilah Devlin 
description: This firefighter anthology starts off with a fizzle: Rachel Firasek&amp;'s Smoking Stilettos, featuring a pair of stunningly immature characters and almost no sexual chemistry. Fortunately, it flares to life with some kinky heat in Sabrina York&amp;'s Saving Charlotte, setting the pattern of ups and downs with some seriously hot stories (such as Lynn Townsend&amp;'s Big Trucks) and some that aren&amp;'t much more than smoke and bluster (such as Adele Dubois&amp;'s Hook Me Up). Likewise, the firemen vary: there&amp;'s the sweet hero coming home to make hardcore love to his worried girlfriend in Shoshanna Evers&amp;'s Falling Ashes and then there&amp;'s the jerk willing to take advantage of a terrified woman in Cynthia D&amp;'Alba&amp;'s Something&amp;'s Burning. Despite the variation in tone and quality, any woman who has ever had a fireman fantasy can probably find one or two stories to enjoy. (Oct.)
zlib_text: STEPBROTHERS STEPPING OUT: WITH
  HIS CLIENT
  
  DELILAH DEVLIN
  
  CONTENTS
  About the Story
  Stepbrothers Stepping Out: With His Client
  About Delilah Devlin
  More Short Stories
  Also by Delilah Devlin
  With His SEAL Team
  
  A B O U T  T HE  S T O RY
  A woman tempts a Russian strongman to save her stepbrother’s company…
  Note: This 7,000-word short story is very, very sexy! You’ve been warned!
  If you love this shorty, but would like a longer, meatier adventure, be sure to check out my
  Montana Bounty Hunters series!
  For more short stories by Delilah Devlin, check out the list following this story!
  
  S T E PB RO T HE RS  S T E PPING O U T :  W IT H HIS  C LIE NT
  Looking through a carved wooden screen at the man my brother sent me to “soften up”, I shivered—
  but not completely out of fear. A couple of the many bits of information I’d gleaned from my research
  into this man, the meanings behind his names, popped into my mind as almost everything else I’d
  learned fled. His first name, Fedor, meant “powerful 