Fire Line: An Enemies to Lovers Romance (The Griffith Brothers Book 3) by Maggie Gates

Fire Line (The Griffith Brothers, #3) — Maggie Gates

The vibe

Enemies-to-lovers with two grumps, sharp teeth, and hotter chemistry—a cowboy and a chef who are used to keeping it physical and walking away… until they can’t.

What it’s about (spoiler-light)

Lennon lives by rules that keep her alive: don’t make crimes a group project, don’t start fights—finish them—and never try to hustle a hustler. She knows she should’ve ignored the sweet-talking cowboy in the bar, because good things don’t happen to people like her.

But he wouldn’t let up. And if he can’t stand the heat… he should’ve stayed out of her kitchen.

Carson James clocked trouble the second he saw her bruised knuckles. He definitely didn’t expect that same woman to show up on the ranch and drop her chaos right on his doorstep. He tries to hold onto his grudge, but it’s hard to stay mad at someone you want this badly.

They both like playing with fire.
The only question is who gets burned first.

Tropes & hooks

• Enemies to lovers
• Grumpy cowboy x even grumpier chef
• One-night-stand-to-“oh no, you’re here”
• Barbed banter + antagonistic chemistry
• “We don’t do feelings” (until feelings do them)
• Final book / series finale energy

Perfect for readers of:

• Maggie Gates fans
• Small-town romance with bite + heat
• Enemies-to-lovers that stays funny while it gets emotional