



Fire & Desires
Sam is a student who lost her parents years ago in a fire. On a coincidental visit to the cemetery where they were buried, her life trajectory could change. What is the secret of a passion between two young people from such different backgrounds that started in the most macabre way possible? "You're like moonlight colliding with sunlight, leading me down a challenging path; like a garden surrounded by dead flowers that radiate life. Makes me feel like I'm free-falling from a nine-hundred-story building: begging for a way to save me. And ever since I met your eyes, I wanted to know what lay beyond them, not knowing that it could be dangerous to unravel the trail of your tears. take you in my arms and stop your crying, bring the strength you never let go. It feels so different and uncertain when you draw me into the shadows, but i'm not afraid to face them. We are destined to live for eternities and to die silently, but before the worst happens, I want infinity to last a long time... Because our melody ends as it started."
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“Well, I never made a recommendation before and I think you should read just because I am doing one. F&D is an intelligent fic, well written and very well thought out. People who like drama will love the story, as it tells internal and external conflicts. That end up making us think of our own problems in a positive way. FIC is in a way a life lesson because the protagonist gradually surpasses her trauma with the help of love. The romance was what attracted me most about the plot. Sam and Freddie are very complex but their scenes together are the best. The author has managed to make two completely different people have incredible chemistry. We should always have new experiences I see F&D as one. At first it may seem complex, but I wouldn't waste my time by writing this recommendation but it's worth it. I would never recommend something that was not worthy.”





