From the first moment he shifted in Lucie Bellerose’s living room (see A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate) and promised our brokenhearted witch that “whatever it is, we can fix it,” Flame has won a legion of fans who adore the sweet young feline—er, young man. Indeed, we are smitten with the “pretty and irresistible” shapeshifter who has made Lucie’s spare bedroom his own.
Get to know him from A to Z!
A – Athletic, lean build
B – Big Rabbit “introduced” Flame to Lucie Bellerose in A Thin Witchline Between Love & Hate (at the end of the book)
C – Charming. “That boy could charm a person out of his portrait.” – Ginger, Flame’s mother
D – David is his love interest
E – Eyes: amber-colored
F – Feline Shapeshifter (um, hopefully, you already figured that out)
G – Ginger, cute as a kitten, is his mother
H – His dream job? Concert promoter.
I – “I like all people equally—guys, girls, or whatever people see themselves as being. It’s the person, not the private parts.” – Flame
J – Just because he’s sweet doesn’t mean he’s weak; willing to physically defend and protect those he cares about
K – Karaoke—he sings about as well as Emily Swift
L – Lucious—his nickname for Lucie, his “witchy roomie”
M – Magical abilities—Lucie’s observed them, but we still don’t know the extent of Flame’s talents
N – Name—Flame is what Lucie calls him in feline form, but his real name is *find out in Crossing the Witchline*
O – Optimistic— “Whatever it is, we can fix it.” – Flame
P – Pretty AND irresistible
Q – Qualities that endear him to Lucie: he’s kind, loyal, and loving. (He also is not above “borrowing” Lucie’s credit card.)
R – Reveal—super-big, earth-rocking reveal involving Flame at the end of Crossing the Witchline (IYKYK)
S – Set fire to the *spoiler* (it’s a big deal)
T – Toro, Strawberry—like “that demon,” he enjoys drinking it, too
U – Unemployed—Well…he has intentions
V – Vue—where he’s originally from
W – Wannabe—his nickname for Sebastian St. Michel; let’s just say they’re not friends
X – eXcellent dancer — Don’t believe him? Maybe you should visit Blue Tattoo in Matar or Petals in Vue
Y – Yells? No, talks calmly—even when Templeton is behaving badly in Lucie’s kitchen.
Z – Gen Z
Flame first appears in the Bellerose Witchline series.
The Bellerose Witchline series (18+ years) is Rated R for Adult Activity, Alcohol Use, Hard Language, Intense Violence/Gore, and Sexual Situations, both consensual/non-consensual.
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