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Hero Needed

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Some heroes are born and some are forged by events.

Marisa’s best friend Carolyn is killed by a train, but then Carolyn’s husband claims she committed suicide. Proving he’s wrong will be a heroic feat. EMT Nick Stark seems a natural for the job.

Yet the truths Marisa and Nick uncover spark unexpected danger. Does the secret of Marisa’s parentage tie in with Carolyn’s death? And is Marisa prepared to face the truth in order to identify whoever now wants her dead?

Sensuality Level : Sensual

176 pages, ebook

First published October 22, 2012

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Shay Lacy

32 books37 followers
Shay Lacy writes many types of romance. She is published in erotic fantasy romance, futuristic romance, and romantic suspense. Learn more about Shay at her website, or find her on Facebook or Twitter.

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July 24, 2019
Nick's kind of weird with the hero complex being his sole characteristic. He's an EMT, he saves people, that's it. I struggled with liking him even though I felt like he was doing all the right things. Marisa was a little naive, but otherwise quite likable. The plot here was kinda spelled out for you pretty quickly and it felt like most of the story was just waiting for all the various parties to learn the truth that the reader knew from the get go.
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Author 117 books621 followers
October 19, 2012
If you love category romantic suspense novels with a high spice level, this book is for you!

The heroine, Marisa, was a heroine I loved rooting for! Marisa and Nick won't stop until they get to the bottom of a puzzling death. As more facts and strange happenings occur, solving more than a murder is at stake. Marisa's life and the future of the small town where she resides are in danger too.

What really stood out for me in Ms. Lacy's book were the strong characters and the beautiful setting. From the opening chapter, the setting is almost like another character. It influences the events of the book, and I have to say (no spoilers!), one of the pivotal scenes toward the end, where Marisa controls her fate, had me grinning and wanting to high five her! Fun stuff!

**I received an advanced reader copy of this book with no obligation to review it. All opinions are my own--give this one a try!**
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