The Wrong Hero

Wrong Never Felt So Right #2

by Nancy Brophy

What if everything you knew about your marriage and your husband was wrong? And what if that knowledge put your life in danger? And what if the man sent to rescue you was a hunky alpha male who only had one flaw? He thought he was the one in charge.By the time Abigail Brooks discovered her husband was an international assassin, she was already up to her neck in trouble. Her tenant’s boss had been murdered and her duplex had been burglarized. Travis Stevens, the sexy, overbearing former SEAL turned security specialist rides to the rescue, expecting everyone to follow his lead. Instead Abby sees him as just one more man she can’t afford to trust - a bruise to his alpha male ego.While Travis has been trained to see what others miss, his encounter with the mystery writer is as far from the script as one can get. He is intrigued. Forced to work as a dysfunctional team they first have to figure out who is truly the villain and which version of her husband is the truth.Unlike her novels, Abby discovers that even the most self-assured heroine occasionally must accept a helping hand. And a plan of action never prevents fate from smacking a person on the head. Life is truly what happens when we’re making other plans.

196 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 29, 2015

Reviews

[Varpu Reiniaho]

The things I do for research...

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[Jennifer Sweet · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fast read romance

Saucy little story, characters seem real. If, a little larger than life. I really liked it. I will read other books by this author.

[Holly · Rating 1 out of 5]

Garbage book by a garbage woman. I mean she killed her husband IRL and all these books are about husband killing. Sex was meh and characters were also. Plot hard to follow.

[Raygan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Writers are amazing!

I loved the fact that you used a writer as the main character! I also love that the women you write about are strong, courageous, and resilient!

[Renee]

I read this as part of the Holt Medallion Contest. I found that at the end I was still a little confused about some of the characters and their part in the mystery.