Lethal Fire book - Flame Tree Publishing

“Full-blooded and dynamic characters carry this mystery, linking a brutal past with a bloody present that will keep you guessing until the finale.” — Disturbing Magazine

As a child forced to witness her father's crime, homicide detective Raven Burns dedicates every moment to proving she is not her father's child. But when she shoots a suspect holding what turns out to be an unloaded gun, Raven discovers she must confront both the demons of her past and the stains on her soul to stop a killer.

FLAME TREE PRESS is an imprint of the independent publisher Flame Tree Publishing, focusing on full-length original fiction in the genres of horror and suspense, science fiction and fantasy, and crime/mystery/thrillers. The list includes fantastic new authors and more established ones; award winners and exciting, original voices. Learn more about Flame Tree Press at www.flametreepress.com and connect on social media @FlameTreePress

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“Flame Tree Publishing has been washing the dust off daily life” for over twenty years, creating illustrated books since 1992, art calendars since 1998, and illustrated e-books since 2009. Their extensive list features powerful and eloquent artists like Erté and Alphonse Mucha, complemented by extensive licenses in their award-winning calendar line, with Tate, V&A, RSC, RA, and many more.

With a wide range of authors, editors, and writers, from Vladimir Ashkenazy, Steve Hackett, John Howe, Sir George Martin, Brian May, Paul du Noyer, Paco Peña, Stanley Sadie, the brand strives to create illustrated projects that are affordable, useful, and beautiful. In addition to printed titles, their unique offering of practical cookbooks, books on music, popular culture, and lifestyle is increasingly available in digital formats. The producer believes that well-reviewed, thoughtful content should be available in the many different formats their readers require.