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    Her Hometown Hero
    Her Hometown Hero
    Her Hometown Hero
    Audiobook8 hours

    Her Hometown Hero

    Written by Melody Anne

    Narrated by Rebecca Estrella

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    In the bestselling books The Billionaire Wins the Game, Hidden Treasure, and The Billionaire's Marriage Proposal, among others, we met the Andersons. Matchmaking patriarchs Joseph and George took matters into their own hands to get their sons to marry and settle down. But now that Dr. Spence Whitman sees how happy his Anderson friends are in married life, he's itching to get hitched too. But how will he find the One?

    After his wealthy dad adopted him and his two brothers at a young age, Spence grew up learning that there are more important things in life than money. He wants to find a girl who shares that philosophy, and it wouldn't hurt to have some similar interests, too. Now if he could just stop getting distracted by his gorgeous surgical resident, he could start looking for the perfect wife . . .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateJan 26, 2016
    ISBN9781515970880
    Author

    Melody Anne

    Melody Anne is the New York Times bestselling author of the Unexpected Heroes series—a spin-off of her wildly popular Billionaire Bachelors novels featuring the handsome Anderson men—as well as the Tycoons series and the Surrender series. She lives in the Pacific Northwest.

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    • 3/5
      If you are looking for sweet stories with a bit of steam and a definite HEA, Melody Anne's novels are a sure thing for you. Book two of Unexpected Heroes series is more of what you expected from her. Spence and Sage grew up in the same small town where Sage had a school girl crush on our Hero. Fast forward a few years past college and medical school, add in meddling family, and one minor accident, you get your road to romance all paved up.

      Both characters were strong headed and not too terribly angsty or hung up on not being in a relationship. They both seem to be in good points in their lives in finding Mr/Mrs Right. There are a couple of trip ups along the way that forces Spence to become Prince Charming to a resistant Princess. Although Sage puts up a bit of a wall, she overcomes it with some good advice from Grandma. Even though I enjoyed the story, there wasn't any thing unique or captivating in the storyline to make the novel a re-read category. I enjoyed this author's series in the past, and will continue with this one. If anything was intriguing, its what is going on with the minor characters in the book who will get their story next.

      This series you don't need to read the other books. However, there are reoccurring characters briefly discussed that may peak your interest to pick up book 1 and the Billionaire Bachelor series. This book is good for a light, summer romance read.
    • 5/5
      I won this book in the author's contest and agreed to give a fair and honest review, This book is so dear to my heart as the heroine lost part of her leg in a car accident and I can certainly relate to those with disabilities. All Kathleen Somers thought about from age eight was to become a ballerina, and she wouldn't let anything get in her way, so she knew that Nate were drifting apart so she broke up with him and headed to New York to achieve her dream. She settled in the city and managed to score auditions and returned home for frequent visits. Then a tragic accident shatters her dreams and she returned home, unsure what to do and hurting.Nate Sterling's heart was shattered when Kit broke up with him and went to live her dream, so he went to college to follow his dream of becoming a veterinarian while he tried to forget the only woman he loved. Now she's back and he was told she'd been hurt in a accident. Hr thought he had toughened his heart so why did it flip?