I always love a good witch story and of course this book definitely had me intrigued when it was set in Scotland.  I absolutely adore Scotland!  Cannot wait to make a trip out there myself.  =) Isla Macallen has come to the little Scottish island to get away from what happened to her when she was 8 years old.  The people on the little island are not so intrigued by her.  They actually fear her because they’re not sure about her.  Something is different about her and they are not sure what it is. Isla is trying to keep a low profile and she is working as a tour/hiking guide on the island….but when people in her tour come up missing, she is the prime suspect. Dr. Jeremiah Rousseau studies the paranormal and he knows there is something about witches that he has been fascinated with for awhile.  He goes to Scotland to find the witch that he has heard stories about.  In the mean time, he comes across Isla and falls for her the minute he sees her.  What he does not realize, is that the witch he wants to find, he actually is looking at. Isla is attracted to the doctor as well, but she’s not too sure at first about him. It is up to the doctor to tell Isla what and who she is…but can Isla really believe it. Fire on the Island brings you the paranormal…which includes witches, shape shifters, and demons. My thoughts on the Fire on the Island is that it definitely is a great starter to a series.  J.K. Hogan definitely builds up the story very well.  She even leaves you hanging on what may be the next adventure for the characters.  The ending with the bad guy though, happened to quickly though in my opinion. Maybe because the bad guy annoyed me and wanted more to happen to him. He was nothing, but a pain in the booty. Other than that, I really enjoyed reading about the witches and how everything came together. The love between Jeremiah and Isla is a love that is instantaneous, and J.K. Hogan explains why that it is in the book.  =) I loved the shape shifter in the book (won’t go into details about him…because I don’t want to give away what role he plays). I recommend this book to paranormal romance readers out there who enjoy reading about witches and other paranormal creatures.  =) Looking forward to seeing what J.K. Hogan does in Book #2.  =)