Review: Anybody need a hero?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 4, 2013
Ooh, ooh, ooh.  I really liked this book.  :)That's always a good start to a review, right?The plot in this book was forward moving at all times.  I never felt stagnant or bored.  It had an excellent build up and I felt just like I was watching a movie.  You know the movie where the characters are walking right into trouble and you are yelling at them, "NO!  Don't do it!"?  That was this book for me.  Well, at least the ending of this book was that sentence.  I just love reading a book where somewhere along the lines I become invested in the story and I care about what is happening.I loved the characters.  I love Liz and I love her dad.  Liz has moved around a lot and it's hard to fit in when you are different.  The gloves she has to wear so she doesn't "download" people causes her to stand out as different.  Her struggles and abilities make her both vulnerable and strong.  It was both of those things that really made me love Liz.When Liz meets Carey, the slow sizzle begins.  Carey is everything hero-ish.  Honest to goodness hero.  Think knight in shining armor, Captain America hero. You just can't go wrong with Carey.  Liz accidentally downloads Carey but I love how she doesn't access all his thoughts and memories because she wants to learn about him from him.This was an easy to read book.  It had all the elements that make me love reading.  A great plot that moves forward, characters that I love to love (and hate) a paranormal aspect and romance too.  I'm glad I was able to read and review this book as part of this blog tour.Content:  There was some swearing, teenage drinking and some violence.