December of 2006 changed Ka' Mya's life forever. It was a script she knew all too well- one that unfolded behind closed doors, leaving scars that ran deeper than the surface wounds.
In the gripping urban thriller, "Fighting Fire with Flame", Ka'Mya and Yari Holmes find themselves thrust into a world of shadows, secrets, and untold family history when tragedy strikes their Harlem home. As they grapple with their mother's devastating fate, the sisters embark on a journey into the unknown, seeking refuge in the enigmatic arms of their estranged maternal grandmother.
"Fighting Fire with Flame" is a riveting tale of resilience, survival, and the pursuit of truth in the face of a fractured family history. Through the twists and turns of an urban landscape and the opulence of a sprawling mansion, Ka'Mya and Yari discover that echoes of the past can be both haunting and redemptive, paving the way for a future shaped by strength, self-discovery, and the enduring bond between sisters.
🚨 Content Warning: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Molestation, Drug Use, Depression, Suicide Ideation 🚨
Cover Designed by Shadae Johnson
She might've been the muse to a Carrie Underwood song. A Miranda Lambert CD with all the angst and twice the gasoline. It wasn't just trauma that Cassie Mckenna was running away from. It was her she was most scared of. Same broken-hearted girl who wanted nothing but to strike a match and watch it all burn to the ground. At war with her demons, Cassie leaves behind her tragic small town in Oklahoma for New York City to follow her dream as a photographer. But one vulnerable moment in the backseat with a New York City firefighter ignites her world like a backdraft.
Taking another chance at love, Cassie plays the part of keeping up appearances as a firefighter's wife. Noe is her perfect match. After all, she loves fire...She really, really loves fire.
Can a recovering arsonist keep the fires of her marriage simmering into happily ever after, or will her barely contained addiction once again destroy everything she loves?
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They say complements make the best kind of relationship. He likes rock. I like country. He drowns everything in Tapitio. I prefer Tabasco sauce. He's sweet and laid back, and I'm the one who holds a grudge.
He puts out the fires, and I start them.
Is that a deal breaker?