The Hero By: Cate Sexton

The Hero (First Love Series #4)
Author: Cate Sexton
Published: June 2018
Publisher: Summerfield Publishing
Format: Paperback
Pages: 77
Rating: 1.5/5
Summary:
Montana Burke needs a hero. 
Life has slipped her by, so at forty, Montana becomes her own hero. 
She’s upping sticks in rural Ireland for a dream she once had years ago but was too afraid to take. 
Now tired of being the maiden free-babysitter aunt 
and enduring a boring job, Montana is giving it all up to follow that dream. 
She has secured a job in an exclusive law office in Manhattan. 
But before she goes, Montana goes on a night out in Killarney 
and spends a night of passion with a stranger. 
In another life-time he would be the man of her dreams, 
but it’s too late for Montana to indulge in those types of dreams… 


But maybe a hero in love is exactly what Montana needs? 


Review:
Alright, first I'm going to say if you haven't read my other reviews in this series, check them out. You'll definitely get more of an understanding with my review here.

So this is part of a series of books, yet each are standalones. They are all incredibly thin, and you could read them in one sitting for sure. Now compared to my last review, this book received a .5 more star rating because I felt like the story-line got better than the last two.

I felt like all of these books would be better off in first person, but that's my personal opinion. I will say that the plot in this book was better than the last. I think this story could have definitely gotten way better if it was a full length novel and you were able to draw out the relationship more. It had potential.

I will say it was still awkward reading the steamy scenes between the two, and even sometimes the internal thoughts that the characters had. I also still found errors in the book. Personally when I find one or two, I'm not bothered by it, because things like that happen. However when it's frequent, I can't help but wonder where the editor was in all of this.

Again, this is a first love story, so there's Insta-Love, although this is one I could kind of get behind a bit better. Don't get me wrong, I love a great Insta-Love romance like the next person, but I feel like it has to be created the right way. This had some of it, but again I felt like it would have been better if it was a full length novel.

Overall, this wasn't my cup of tea, and there are reviews up on Goodreads for it, but this just didn't do it for me.

So until the next time, Keep Reading!

Your Graduated Bookworm!! :)