Name: Nicola Sarah Brooks's review of Hannah and the Hitman by Vanessa Vale
Item: Hannah and the Hitman
Rating: 4.5
Author: Nicola Sarah Brooks

Vanessa Vale

What happens when a sexy, cocky hitman and a secretly smutty small town librarian get together? Sparks fly.
I'm a hitman. With all the bad guys out there, business is brisk. I don't have time to focus on anything but work until I sit beside a curvy woman on a plane… and read over her shoulder. I'm instantly obsessed with the small-town librarian who dreams of having a happily-ever-after of her own but is convinced true love is a fantasy only found in books.

My new job? Proving that she'll have an HEA with me. Because she's mine.

Except... big problem. I haven't told her I'm a hitman. Turns out, she has a few shocking secrets of her own. When a mafia boss doesn't like me distracted from one last hit, can I be a superhero and keep Hannah alive, or am I not the one wearing the cape?

Hannah and the Hitman has tons of heat, lots of laughs, plus a fun, supernatural twist.

Hannah and the Hitman

Sabine Evers

Hannah is the book girlie we all wish to be.  The one who gets to have the meet cute with a hot guy on aeroplane, who is "slightly" obsessed with her in a good way and would gladly off anyone who mildly annoys her, never minds hurt her!

Hannah and Jack are a great couple.  She, the sky, bookloving librarian with dreams of opening a bookshop.  Jack, the hard-bitten hitman with a heart of gold, and a recent interest in romance books and small town girls.  The found family vibe is strong with Dax, Nitro and Hannah's bestie.  I loved that even Jack's employer though Hannah was adopted - that family of hers was completely odious and I delighted in everything that happened to them - they got off way too lightly for me! 

Whilst there was no requirement for the "powers" in the book, I thought it was really fun to mash up the genre's!  Picking out all the little nods to superheroes and their movies was great fun.

Off to find some more Hitman books to curb my newfound trope love!!

Nicola Sarah Brooks

Hannah is the book girlie we all wish to be.  The one who gets to have the meet cute with a hot guy on aeroplane, who is "slightly" obsessed with her in a good way and would gladly off anyone who mildly annoys her, never minds hurt her!

Hannah and Jack are a great couple.  She, the sky, bookloving librarian with dreams of opening a bookshop.  Jack, the hard-bitten hitman with a heart of gold, and a recent interest in romance books and small town girls.  The found family vibe is strong with Dax, Nitro and Hannah's bestie.  I loved that even Jack's employer though Hannah was adopted - that family of hers was completely odious and I delighted in everything that happened to them - they got off way too lightly for me! 

Whilst there was no requirement for the "powers" in the book, I thought it was really fun to mash up the genre's!  Picking out all the little nods to superheroes and their movies was great fun.

Off to find some more Hitman books to curb my newfound trope love!!

Sabine Evers &
Hannah and the Hitman by Vanessa Vale

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