Review: Good Romance Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
Title: Hero DutyAuthor: Jenny SchwartzPublisher: Escape PublishingReviewed By: Arlena DeanRating: 5Review:"Hero Duty" by Jenny Schwartz....What is this book about:"She can buy anything she wants…except the courage to stand up to her family. That’s where he comes in.Jessica Trove is a billionaire Cinderella, bullied by her family, and terrified of the responsibilities crashing down on her shoulders. She knows what she needs to do — she just needs to find the courage to do it.That’s where Brodie Carlton comes in. Jessica is used to buying anything she wants, and what she wants right now is a hero. She’s going to make Brodie Carlton an offer he can’t refuse: be her emotional bodyguard, and she’ll make him rich. The only question is who will guard their hearts."What I like about "Hero Duty"This author did a wonderful job with "Hero Duty" being so well written told with such wonderful descriptions of the area of Jardin Bay and Sydney. I will say that once I started reading this novel I wasn't able to put it down because it was very interesting quick and emotional read that did hold my attention till the end. The author really knows how to give twist to her characters in presenting such an intriguing read.Both the hero and heroine had some issues that needed to be fixed and with them being brought together and embarking on an adventure that would enhance their best qualities was seer icing on the cake. I don't want to tell you what it is all about because I want you to pick up "Hero Duty" to see for yourself how this author brings it all out so well to the reader. It will be quite uniquely done seeing the hero (Brodie) who was so protective, supportive and encouraging and heroine (Jessica) 'dubbed billionaire Cinderella' who needed help to stand up to her family finally finds the strength to takes back her own power and then when it's all said and done... well, I will just say it was a enjoyable romantic read that I would definitely recommend to you.