Rhayne's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 3.5 stars 
 Walk Though Fire is the first Kristen Ashley book I have read that I absolutely didn't love. I liked it okay, but it just didn't have a love connection with me for some reason. 
 It's a second chance romance but you don't really get into the details of their split right away. This leaves a lot of chapters open for him to spew hate towards her and the reader not fully understanding the background. When I say he threw hate her way, he did it in a way that was hard for me to get over once all the details came into play. I'm sure it was just a personal issue, but it didn't sit well with me. 
 This story is a combination of many pieces coming together and it's a slow process to build the final puzzle. There is the history between Millie and High, the addition of his children, MC club business causing issues, the reconnection of a lost love and all this mixed around side characters that play a huge part of the story. It's a very busy book. 
 Millie was a strong character who sacrificed her own happiness for Highs. She's lived her life for everyone else, but hasn't seen her own kind of happy since she let High go. Once she decided to come clean with him and let him know why she pushed him away, it opens their lives up to one another again. They have a lot of issues to work through and they eventually get there, but it's not an easy road they travel and it's full of road blocks. 
 High eventually married and had two girls. He and Deb never had a love connection and divorced years later. I thought it was refreshing reading about an ex who was cool and not out to cause shit. That is a totally new turn, and it worked so well in this story. I also really like the way his girls were portrayed. It was an emotional and very honest take on how children feel when a parent is ready to move on and make a new family. 
 As you can see, there were a lot of things I enjoy about this book, but I just didn't feel a connection to this couple like I have with other books. I feel like too much time was spent trying to figure everything out and it took a little away from what they needed to build. 
 There is still a lot of unfinished business in the club. I can't wait to see where the journey of the Chaos crew takes us next. 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.