Name: Everyone Loves a Hero
ISBN: 9781402245749

Marie Force

And That's the Problem

Everyone Loves a Hero

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I read this based on a recommended reading list of New Adult titles to better acquaint myself with this developing genre...and it failed for me on many fronts. I gave it 2 stars because I did read through but I don't understand why this was included on a "must read" list. I don't connect well with "insta-love" stories and I'm also not a fan of older man with money allows young (poor) girl to strive for her dreams (with his money). Basically, not really for me.

Sans

As Caty said, dude was way too perfect. It was nice reading about a hero who wasn't a bad boy, rogue, rake, pirate, vampire, were-creature or even just uber-alpha. I feel like I just woke up from a fairy tale. I did need the fluff-fix and this made me smile almost the whole time I read it. 

Since I am physically incapable of smacking our leading lady upside the head, I was tempted to toss the book across the room and scoff in disgust towards the end (you'll know why when you read it), but I was pretty much expecting it. Love at First Flight had a very similar "plot twist" (and I use that term quite wrongly).

All in all a lovely bit of brain candy that will make you smile and sigh and roll your eyes just a few times. Not enough to give you a headache, sea-sickness or toss the book aside in a diabetic coma.

Everyone Loves a Hero And That's the Problem

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