Her humor and brains are a big plus when interacting with this heroine, as Caine soon finds out. She takes the punches like a woman, though.

Caine holds true to making Alexa work in her new position and then some. She knows he won’t make things easy for her, and he heartily agrees with her assessment, but she’s a determined and persistent woman.Īnd thus begins the fun – and the ultimate healing – between them. But then Caine offers her a job in his organization – as his personal assistant.

Alexa tries to apologize so he’ll help her get her job back, but she’s still unemployed. Alexa loses her job and her former boss loses his clients. Wealth doesn’t take away pain, as Caine can attest to, so when his life is once again interrupted by his past, he reacts by lashing out. But when she confronts him, with somehow helping him deal with it all in mind, she’s not quite prepared for the fallout. Caine has been also been affected by her family secrets, even more so than herself. So when she comes face to face with Caine Carraway on a current shoot, all hell breaks loose in her world again. Her mother’s death and the subsequent secrets that were revealed has left her reeling. Now what’s a reader-reviewer to do when she wants more?Īlexa has just returned to her job as a photographer’s assistant. So when given the chance to read and review Hero, my hesitation was a thing of the past. I’m so very glad she’s written this non-series book so I was able to finally sample her work. I’ve wanted to delve into her On Dublin Street series, but I’ve hesitated at this point just due to time restraints to start a multi-book series. Sandy M’s review of Heroby Samantha YoungĬontemporary Romance published by NAL 3 Feb 15

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