HF01 - A Hero to Keep

✍ Scribed by Gable, Susan

• Book ID: 108856489
• Publisher: Infinite Daydreams
• Year: 2017
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 294 KB
• Series: Hawkins Family 1
• Category: Fiction
• ISBN-13: 9780996799225
• ASIN: B01MT56TTB

✦ Synopsis

**Sometimes you have to fight for what - for who - you love. **

Shannon Vanderhoff’s childhood taught her early on that nothing was hers to keep, not clothes, or toys, or even people. So she lives, loves, and lets go. She’s not looking for a hero.

But with custody of her traumatized six-year-old nephew on the line, she needs help. Charming Greg Hawkins, a comic book artist and art therapist insists he can coax Ryan into speaking again, enabling the boy to reveal what he saw the night of his mother’s death at his father’s hands. And though Shannon’s skeptical of Greg’s methods, there’s no denying that he brings light and color to their lives.

Greg, one of twelve siblings, knows anything worth having is worth fighting for. If anyone can prepare Shannon for the upcoming battle, it’s Greg and his family.

But will she fight to keep him, too?

A Hero to Keep is a contemporary family drama romance set near Lake Erie, featuring the Hawkins Family. Grab your copy today!

With close to a half million copies of her books sold worldwide, award-winning author Susan Gable is known for her ability to weave realistic characters and powerful emotions, to make readers both laugh and cry.

"Emotionally charged scenes and a terrific plot make this novel a must-read. Gable's writing is clever, and the emotions she portrays are exceptionally realistic." - 4.5 Stars, Top Pick Alexandra Kay - Romantic Times BOOKreviews Magazine

This book was originally published under the title A Kid to the Rescue.**

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About the Author

Susan Gable was born with a book in her hand. Okay, that may be a slight exaggeration, but not by much. Her love of books goes back to her preschool days, when books arrived at her house from the Weekly Reader Book Club. Some of them even had records so she could listen to the stories! (Remember records?) Both of Susan’s parents are voracious readers, and they infected her as well. Susan shared her love of reading (and Weekly Reader!) as an elementary teacher for ten years, then turned to writing after a year of homeschooling her son caused her to nearly lose what was left of her mind. Writing, it turns out, is cheaper than therapy, and homeschooling is far harder than teaching other people’s kids. That son is now grown. (Susan’s not sure how that happened, as she feels no older than the day she first started writing.) Susan’s books have been Golden Heart and Rita ® Award finalists, been recognized by Romantic Times nominations for Best Superromance of the Year, and she’s won numerous awards, including the National Readers’ Choice Award. She’s been praised by readers and reviewers alike for her ability to tell emotionally compelling stories that make them laugh and cry. Close to a half million copies of her books have been sold worldwide.