Twenty years ago Millie Cross made a sacrifice for the man she loves, and at the beginning of Walk Through Fire, she's slapped with seeing Logan "High" Judd after all those years of being without him. Her heart immediately wakes up when she hears the voice of her true love, and that's all it takes for these two to be drawn together. 
 The first half of the book is superb with its treatment of Millie and High reconciling their past and present, and there were a few tissues required. It isn't an easy road for either of them. High is masterful in using sex as a weapon, so be prepared for some scenes that may have you questioning intent, and even though his reaction is understandable, his behavior might be off putting to some readers. 
 I love stories of true love, and Walk Through Fire does an awesome job of showing that one eternal true love. That was my favorite part of this story, and I loved Millie and what she was willing to do for her man. She truly walks through fire for him, and High is perceptive enough to see the toll it has taken on her. I liked that about him. 
 There was a bit of a tendency to ramble with internal narration in this one, more than usual for a Kristen Ashley book, so that is why this wasn't a five star read for me. I would have liked more Valenzuela drama, and I hope that is coming up in future books. There's also a lot of Chaos backstory in Walk Through Fire which I also loved. 
 And the rest of Chaos? Well, there are some really great scenes with Tyra and her posse of meddling friends, and Tack is still a dominant presence in this book. And then there's High's girls, Cleo and Zadie, and I won't ever forget the emotionally charged scene when Millie meets them for the first time -- it's a great scene, and I can still feel Millie's reaction to them just writing this review. 
 So another good addition to the Chaos MC story. They are my favorite MC, hands down, and reading any book in this series just feels good. Recommended. 
 ARC provided for review.