The story
Haven Wray's dedication to the space-age sport of Rocketball destroyed her marriage, and she has vowed never to let another man hurt her. Yet however hard she fights it, she cannot deny her blazing attraction to Ian St. Ives. A champion athlete and a master spy, Haven and Ian yearn for each other, but mysterious enemies and hidden secrets threaten to put out the fire before it can properly catch.
About this book
Ring of Fire was published in 1995 under the pen name Cinnamon Burke, which Phoebe Conn used for her futuristic romances. It is a science-fiction romance built around Rocketball, an invented space-age sport, rather than the historical settings of her books under her own name. The author's site listed it on her Books by Penname shelf and offered it in ebook form.
Questions people ask
- Who is Cinnamon Burke?
- Cinnamon Burke is the pen name Phoebe Conn used for her futuristic romances, including Ring of Fire.
- What is Rocketball?
- The invented space-age sport at the centre of the book. The heroine, Haven Wray, is a Rocketball champion.