You Need A Hero...
Everyone
needs a hero and you're sure to find yours in this steamy premiere
series, featuring strong heroes and heroines in this collection of SEVEN
BRAND NEW NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED STORIES from eight multi-award
winning, New York Times and USA Today bestselling authors.
Does your dream man fight fires or catch bad guys as a cop or undercover? Maybe he's a doctor saving lives? Perhaps he's a military man, who's put his life on the line as a wounded warrior or working security?
You'll find each of these stories simply...IRRESISTIBLE.
Two Hearts Unlikely Heroes: Tamara Ferguson, USA Today bestselling author: When wounded warrior Captain Samantha Caldwell is being targeted by a terrorist in Crystal Rock after killing their leader in Iraq, can AFOSI Agent Captain Ben Nash keep her safe?
Simply Love: Natalie Ann, USA Today bestselling author: Being strong doesn't make you a hero, but doing what is right does.
She's Having A Baby: Suzanne Jenkins, USA Today bestselling author: During the worst fire season in California history, a wildland fire changes life for Mike and Aisling Saint and their best friend.
Johnny's Girl: Cynthia Cooke, USA Today bestselling author: Will he choose the mission or the girl?
Fire Me Up: Alicia Street, USA Today bestselling author: After an FDNY fireman loses his fiancée to a rich Wall Streeter, he seeks a new start in a sleepy village on Long Island's North Fork, only to fall for a shy schoolteacher who shakes up his world like never.
SEAL of Refuge: Alyssa Bailey, USA Today bestselling author: Becoming vulnerable for a chance at true happiness takes a special kind of courage.
Never Gone: Stephanie Queen, USA Today bestselling author: Joe is a regular guy from Boston--except when he's called on by the Zero Go Team. So when he's sent to protect a sexy Hollywood costume designer, the last thing he expects is a crazy attraction that's anything but regular.
Handle With Care: Patrice Wilton, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author: An ER doctor and a wounded veteran find each other, but can their love survive?
Does your dream man fight fires or catch bad guys as a cop or undercover? Maybe he's a doctor saving lives? Perhaps he's a military man, who's put his life on the line as a wounded warrior or working security?
You'll find each of these stories simply...IRRESISTIBLE.
Two Hearts Unlikely Heroes: Tamara Ferguson, USA Today bestselling author: When wounded warrior Captain Samantha Caldwell is being targeted by a terrorist in Crystal Rock after killing their leader in Iraq, can AFOSI Agent Captain Ben Nash keep her safe?
Simply Love: Natalie Ann, USA Today bestselling author: Being strong doesn't make you a hero, but doing what is right does.
She's Having A Baby: Suzanne Jenkins, USA Today bestselling author: During the worst fire season in California history, a wildland fire changes life for Mike and Aisling Saint and their best friend.
Johnny's Girl: Cynthia Cooke, USA Today bestselling author: Will he choose the mission or the girl?
Fire Me Up: Alicia Street, USA Today bestselling author: After an FDNY fireman loses his fiancée to a rich Wall Streeter, he seeks a new start in a sleepy village on Long Island's North Fork, only to fall for a shy schoolteacher who shakes up his world like never.
SEAL of Refuge: Alyssa Bailey, USA Today bestselling author: Becoming vulnerable for a chance at true happiness takes a special kind of courage.
Never Gone: Stephanie Queen, USA Today bestselling author: Joe is a regular guy from Boston--except when he's called on by the Zero Go Team. So when he's sent to protect a sexy Hollywood costume designer, the last thing he expects is a crazy attraction that's anything but regular.
Handle With Care: Patrice Wilton, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author: An ER doctor and a wounded veteran find each other, but can their love survive?
AMAZON 4 STARS
So far I've only read a few of the stories in this group of books but my thinking is that it is well worth the price.
Never Gone by Stephanie Queen-
Mary Ann Monday or "Mae" as she is called is one interesting character. She was NOTHING like I'd been expecting but I quickly feel in love with how real she was. I liked how she "owned" who she was but wasn't mean about it. She was also incredibly good at reading people. That is something that Joe was continually surprised by. I liked that she called him Average Joe in her head. But that was compared to the glitz falseness of Hollywood. She knew deep down that there was NOTHING average about him.
Joe didn't know what to make of Mae at first, because he'd never met anyone like her before. It was interesting when he thought of her as a sex kitten but that she was just naturally sensual. It didn't take long for him to realize that she had other good qualities as well. That made it all that much harder for him to distance himself since he wanted to be professional. Sleeping with his client was a big no-no. But don't think he always succeeds because there will be steam as well as the danger that is mentioned.
It has a good ending that satisfied me.
AND-
The other book that I read is by an author that I don't think I've read before. I thought this was a good way to read authors new to me.
Simply Love by Natalie Ann-
I liked the emotions that are played out for both of the main characters. They have their own dysfunctional family pain. But I liked how Gemma overcame something that you don't always hear written about in a story. I liked that she was shy but was strong and getting stronger all the time. She was becoming more the person she wanted and needed to be.
Her family, what a nightmare they were. She should have booted them out and KEPT them out of her life. They were toxic!! Her Aunt Julie was the only one worth keeping. She was her biggest and only champion and always had been.
Blake was a really good guy and it didn't take me long to adore how he treated Gemma. He appreciated her right where she was at. I was fun to watch them grow together. Because his family challenge for him was that he had a family that was never there for him either. His challenges were different but he craved normal and loving, faithful relationship with a woman who loved him.
There get to their H.E.A. as they work through their emotional baggage.
“I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.”
So far I've only read a few of the stories in this group of books but my thinking is that it is well worth the price.
Never Gone by Stephanie Queen-
Mary Ann Monday or "Mae" as she is called is one interesting character. She was NOTHING like I'd been expecting but I quickly feel in love with how real she was. I liked how she "owned" who she was but wasn't mean about it. She was also incredibly good at reading people. That is something that Joe was continually surprised by. I liked that she called him Average Joe in her head. But that was compared to the glitz falseness of Hollywood. She knew deep down that there was NOTHING average about him.
Joe didn't know what to make of Mae at first, because he'd never met anyone like her before. It was interesting when he thought of her as a sex kitten but that she was just naturally sensual. It didn't take long for him to realize that she had other good qualities as well. That made it all that much harder for him to distance himself since he wanted to be professional. Sleeping with his client was a big no-no. But don't think he always succeeds because there will be steam as well as the danger that is mentioned.
It has a good ending that satisfied me.
AND-
The other book that I read is by an author that I don't think I've read before. I thought this was a good way to read authors new to me.
Simply Love by Natalie Ann-
I liked the emotions that are played out for both of the main characters. They have their own dysfunctional family pain. But I liked how Gemma overcame something that you don't always hear written about in a story. I liked that she was shy but was strong and getting stronger all the time. She was becoming more the person she wanted and needed to be.
Her family, what a nightmare they were. She should have booted them out and KEPT them out of her life. They were toxic!! Her Aunt Julie was the only one worth keeping. She was her biggest and only champion and always had been.
Blake was a really good guy and it didn't take me long to adore how he treated Gemma. He appreciated her right where she was at. I was fun to watch them grow together. Because his family challenge for him was that he had a family that was never there for him either. His challenges were different but he craved normal and loving, faithful relationship with a woman who loved him.
There get to their H.E.A. as they work through their emotional baggage.
“I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.”
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