3.0
Her Only Hero
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Penniless widow Laura McKay was determined to succeed on her own, but when an arsonist threatened her deaf daughter's safety, she was compelled to rely on firefighter Ryan Flanagan, the high school football hero who'd never noticed her as a shy underclassman.
Physically fearless and an expert at avoiding romantic commitment, Ryan had nearly become his own worst enemy. But in the flames there's only one enemy: time, which just might be running out for Laura, unless Ryan's courage...and love...can withstand the test of fire.
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Natalie Lewis
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“This was a very easy read, I blew through it in a couple of hours. I loved Ryan and Laura's chemistry, but this book wasn't one of my favorites. Mandy was probably my favorite character. I feel like I've read them in other stories, Ryan is a man's man and Laura is a single parent. There's a fire and nothing much more than that.”
Daniella Serrana
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Jenn Reads & Writes
Created about 5 years agoShare
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“More like 3.5/5 stars. This was a high school favorite of mine and it still hit me in the feels. Now, I don't know if it was the nostalgia hitting me in the feels, so keep that in mind.
The writing is okay. Very generic Christian romance. No fluff, straight forward and more emotion and action driven. The author did this weird thing where she would split an individual's dialogue up. Example:
"Blah blah blah" X said as they blahed.
[New paragraph, but same person talking and the topic didn't change]"Blah blah blah."
That formatting was weird, but I was still able to understand okay.
Also, there is something extra beautiful about a blended family coming together so beautifully. Gets me right in the feels.”
Emilie Chase
Created about 5 years agoShare
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“Wasn’t anything spectacular but I enjoyed the plot. Recommend if you are in the mood for a cute (albeit, at times, somewhat cheesy) little love story.”
Kazunari Midorima
Created almost 10 years agoShare
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About Marta Perry
Marta Perry realized she wanted to be a writer at age eight, when she read her first Nancy Drew novel. A lifetime spent in rural Pennsylvania and her own Pennsylvania Dutch roots led Marta to the books she writes now about the Amish. When she's not writing, Marta is active in the life of her church and enjoys traveling and spending time with her three children and six beautiful grandchildren. Visit her online at www.martaperry.com.
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