Review: Fashionable Superheroine at your service
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 12, 2013
Allee, who has continually pleased me with her Paranormal books (most recently Don't Bite the Bridesmaid from Entangled Covet) made me a happy girl when I saw she had a superhero romance out as well.  Heels and Heroes, while shorter then I would have liked still gave me everything I looked for.  No nonsense heroine, slightly misled hero and humor a plenty.I found it interesting that we saw what it was like for someone who didn't have an amazing power.  Not that Brenda is a dud, but there's only so much use for the ability to turn off her hearing (I suspect it got a lot of play in high school).  That doesn't stop her from enlisting nor does it stop her from doing what needs to be done.  Justice, who's everything you'd expect from a superhero, makes this point several times throughout the book.Its not until he sees her in her civilian life that he understands her true strength and when he recognizes that its a truly wonderful moment.The story moves along pretty quickly, many of the relationships having already been built in with only minor fleshing out needed.  From her first book I read (Banshee Charmer) to now Allee has definitely improved on integrating background and world details into a story without making it seem like a hammer to the head.  She doesn't waste time with the whys or the hows--basically its "super powers are out there!" and she runs with it.I'm interested to see if Brenda's friend, Char, is able to snag herself a guy.  Because of her power Char can't touch a person without socks or gloves on....which makes dating a bit hard.  A quick fun romp, Heels and Heroes is sure to please!